Israel has expanded military operations into Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah and displacing over a million civilians, while Israeli officials propose a buffer zone and annexation of southern Lebanese territory as part of broader regional strategic objectives. The escalation has killed at least 1,072 people and raised humanitarian and legal concerns from international allies, with analysts warning Lebanon has become a second major front in the widening Middle East conflict.
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Israel has expanded military operations into Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah and displacing over a million civilians, while Israeli officials propose a buffer zone and annexation of southern Lebanese territory as part of broader regional strategic objectives. The escalation has killed at least 1,072 people and raised humanitarian and legal concerns from international allies, with analysts warning Lebanon has become a second major front in the widening Middle East conflict.