Israel continued its military operations in southern Lebanon, conducting airstrikes and artillery fire on Tuesday, a day after US President Donald Trump urged Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to refrain from attacking Beirut. Despite this diplomatic intervention, fears remain high among Lebanese citizens, particularly in the southern suburbs, where residents have been warned to evacuate ahead of further strikes. The ongoing conflict, which erupted after Hizbullah fired on Israel on March 2, has displaced over 1.2 million people in Lebanon. Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz stated that if attacks on Israeli communities persist, Israel would retaliate against Beirut's southern suburbs, known as Dahiyeh. The situation escalated further with Iranian officials warning of a direct confrontation if Israeli aggression continues. Hizbullah, while not announcing new operations, is closely monitoring both military and diplomatic developments. The Lebanese government is set to discuss expanding a ceasefire with Israeli officials in Washington, despite Hizbullah's objections. The conflict has led to significant casualties, with Lebanese authorities reporting over 3,400 deaths since the onset of hostilities.