Irish Deputy Premier Urges Citizens to Leave Lebanon Amid Israeli Ground Raids

Micheal Martin expresses deep concern over the humanitarian impact of Israeli operations targeting Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.

Irish Deputy Premier Micheal Martin criticizes Israeli ground raids in southern Lebanon for violating international humanitarian law.
Israeli military describes the operation as a limited, targeted response to Hezbollah threats near the Israeli border.
Up to 150 Irish citizens in Lebanon have been advised to leave, with many already making arrangements to do so.
Irish troops involved in the UNIFIL mission in Lebanon are reported safe but remain on high alert.
Humanitarian organizations warn that the escalation could displace over a million people, adding to the ongoing crisis in the region.