Beirut Warns of Possible Earthquake Effects from Israeli Blasts

Beirut has warned of the geological risks associated with Israeli explosions in southern Lebanon, especially since the detonation of "Ali Al-Taher" hill with 1,100 tons of explosives generated seismic waves equivalent to a 4.2 magnitude earthquake, with potential aftershocks due to the site's proximity to the Roum Fault and al-Yamounah. Meanwhile, Paris is hosting a meeting on Lebanon attended by leaders and experts. Additionally, the Lebanese Parliament renewed its confidence in Prime Minister Nawar Salameh's government with the support of 68 deputies, amid objections and reservations from some political blocs.

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