Canada and France Urge Israel to Halt Planned Southern Lebanon Offensive

Canada and France Urge Israel to Halt Planned Southern Lebanon OffensiveCanada has strongly condemned Israel’s reported plans to occupy parts of southern Lebanon, warning that the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity must be respected. The statement comes amid growing international concern over Israel’s preparations for a large-scale ground invasion along its northern border.According to officials, Israeli forces are reportedly planning to advance up to 30 kilometers (18.6 miles) into southern Lebanon. The move has drawn criticism from several countries, with Canada and France jointly calling for restraint and urging Israel to reconsider its military approach.In a statement, Canadian authorities emphasized that any violation of Lebanon’s sovereignty would be unacceptable and could further destabilize an already volatile region. France echoed similar concerns, stressing the need for de-escalation and diplomatic engagement to prevent a wider conflict.The developments come as violence in Lebanon continues to intensify. Since the beginning of the month, Israeli attacks have reportedly resulted in at least 1,072 deaths, with nearly 3,000 people injured. The rising casualty figures have heightened fears of a deepening humanitarian crisis.International observers warn that a full-scale ground invasion could significantly escalate tensions across the Middle East, potentially drawing in other actors and expanding the scope of the conflict. Calls for an immediate ceasefire and renewed diplomatic efforts are growing louder as the situation unfolds.As the region braces for further developments, global leaders continue to push for restraint, emphasizing that dialogue remains the only viable path toward long-term stability.

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