The Jordanian Foreign Ministry issued a notice stating that citizens are asked to avoid traveling to Lebanon.
Sunset over Zaituna Bay, Beirut © Mena Today
The Jordanian Foreign Ministry issued a notice stating that citizens are asked to avoid traveling to Lebanon "in light of the developments in the region, and out of concern for the safety of Jordanian citizens abroad."
The notice also states that Jordanian citizens living or staying in Lebanon are asked to register on the embassy's website.
The United States is urging Lebanon to elect a new president "in the coming days" following significant Israeli airstrikes that have reportedly "weakened Hezbollah’s command and infrastructure," according to U.S. news outlet Axios.
With Israel poised to attack Iran, having already blindsided friends and foes alike with its blitz against Lebanon's Hezbollah movement, all the talk is of an inexorable slide towards a new, pan-Middle Eastern war.
Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araqchi, speaking from Beirut on Friday, brazenly outlined Tehran’s conditions for a ceasefire in Lebanon.
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