Hezbollah's Border Clash: Israeli Surveillance Cameras Obliterated

Hezbollah has begun destroying surveillance cameras on Israeli army posts along the Lebanon-Israel border, aiming to prevent Israeli monitoring of movements on the Lebanese side. Tensions have risen following the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war, with Hezbollah firing anti-tank missiles on Israeli army positions and Israeli troops shelling border areas on the Lebanese side. There are concerns that Hezbollah, backed by Iran, could join the conflict. France's top diplomat has expressed concern and urged restraint, while Lebanon's caretaker Prime Minister has been working to ease tensions and prevent the country from being dragged into a new war.