TEL AVIV: Authorities in northern Israel have warned of a worsening humanitarian situation after Iranian rocket attacks displaced around 4,000 residents from border communities, according to media reports.
Local officials said several homes were heavily damaged in the attacks, forcing families to flee and raising concerns about safety and infrastructure in the affected areas.
Evacuation warning issued
According to reports by Walla News, the situation is deteriorating with each passing day. Officials in border towns have urged the government to take immediate steps to ensure the safety of civilians.
The head of the Shlomi local council called for a comprehensive security plan, warning that towns may need to be evacuated indefinitely if adequate protection is not provided.
Lack of shelters raises concerns
As reported by Channel 12 Israel, local authorities have issued a final warning to the government, highlighting the urgent need for action.
Officials said nearly 500 families currently lack proper shelter facilities, making them highly vulnerable amid ongoing hostilities.
Continued tensions in border areas
The developments come as tensions in northern Israel continue to escalate following ongoing regional conflict involving Iran.
Authorities stressed that residents without adequate protection should be relocated immediately to safer areas.