Hundreds of Haredi ‘israelis’ Accompanied by Zionist Defense Forces to Lebanese Border Region
In a recent development impacting regional tensions, Israeli forces, in what Lebanon describes as an infringement of its sovereignty, escorted numerous personnel across the border. This incident contributes to a series of similar actions, heightening concerns over stability in the area.

In a recent development highlighting tensions in the region, Israeli forces reportedly escorted several hundred Haredi Israelis to a location within Lebanese territory near the border with Israel, marking what has been described as a breach of Lebanon’s sovereignty.
The Lebanese army has released an official statement highlighting a breach of national sovereignty. The statement emphasizes that the intrusion of settlers from Israel into Lebanese territory constitutes a continued disregard by Israel for international laws, resolutions, and agreements, particularly United Nations Security Council Resolution 1701 and the established ceasefire agreement.
The Army Command is actively monitoring the situation in collaboration with the five-member committee overseeing the ceasefire agreement and the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), according to an official statement.
The official Twitter account of the Lebanese Army (@LebarmyOfficial) posted an update on March 7, 2025. For more details, you can view the tweet [here](https://twitter.com/LebarmyOfficial/status/1898000983935906137?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw).
Israeli media outlets have reported that the location in question is believed to be the burial site of a Babylonian scholar, situated near the Lebanon border.
According to a report by The Times of Israel, the burial site is located on the Blue Line border and is set within a militarized zone positioned between an Israeli outpost and a UNIFIL base.
The statement noted that Friday’s action follows several weeks of unauthorized efforts to access the location.
According to a report by an Al-Manar correspondent, the location identified as the Al-Abbad tomb is situated within Lebanese territory, precisely in the border town of Houla.
Army Radio has released footage showing members of the ultra-Orthodox Hassidic community engaged in prayer at the site earlier this morning.
In a significant development this morning, several hundred Haredi Jewish settlers, escorted by the Israeli military, entered Al-Abbad Tomb situated on the outskirts of Houla, Lebanon. They were reported to have conducted Talmudic rituals within the site.
According to a recent report by Warfare Analysis, shared via their official Twitter handle on March 7, 2025, developments in the field of military strategy and operations continue to evolve. For more details, the report can be accessed through their Twitter platform.
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On Friday, a report from an Al-Manar correspondent in southern Lebanon indicated that two individuals sustained injuries due to Israeli fire while surveying their property in the border town of Kfar Kila.
Since the ceasefire agreement took effect on November 27 following a 66-day conflict, Israeli forces have repeatedly breached Lebanese territories, contravening the truce established with Lebanon.
The deadline for Israeli forces to withdraw from southern Lebanon after a two-month ceasefire was extended without authorization from January 26 to February 18. While occupation forces eventually withdrew, they maintained a presence in certain areas within Lebanese territories, according to a report.