Air Travel, Lebanon, Hezbollah

"Subject to daily assessment": Air France returning to service Lebanon

The company said that continued service or non-service was conditional on a daily assessment of whether the security situation gets better or worsens.

Airplane. Illustration. (Photo: muratart/Shutterstock)

Air France is provisionally restoring service to Lebanon, according to a report by Naharnet.

The airline said that given the possible escalation of the security situation with Israel, "the continuation of operations will be subject to a daily assessment of the local situation."

Lebanese judicial and security officials said that the state has moved some 220 prisoners, mostly suspected of murder and theft, away from the Dahieh suburb of Beirut, known as a Hezbollah stronghold, due to increasing fears of a general with Israel, according to Naharnet.

Reports have already come in of large numbers of civilians seeking to move to "safer" areas away from the stronghold expected to become an IDF target in the event of war. Now the state confirms that it, too, seriously fears a war may come.


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