Israeli military forces have entered southern Lebanon to carry out what they are calling "limited, localized, and targeted raids" against Hezbollah. This operation, named 'Northern Arrows,' is based on what the Israeli military describes as "precise intelligence." The actions are aimed at addressing specific threats posed by the militant group.

Monday's front pages are filled with reports on Israel's intensified military actions, including air strikes in Yemen and a renewed offensive against Hezbollah in Lebanon. Additionally, a controversy has emerged surrounding Badenoch, who has ignited a debate over maternity pay.

Israel has imposed restrictions on gatherings in its northern regions in response to anticipated escalations in rocket attacks from Hezbollah, the Iran-backed Lebanese militant group. Authorities believe that these measures are necessary to ensure public safety as tensions rise along the border.