Crowded streets filled with residents fleeing in search of safety. This is the scene in Sidon and the towns of southern Lebanon, with growing fears of the outbreak of all-out war.

The roads of Sidon and the southern Lebanese towns witnessed severe congestion, as people rushed to flee for fear of the Israeli bombing, which took a new turn in intensity and intensity today, Monday, according to what the National News Agency reported.

Families were forced to take their children away from danger, after schools and institutes decided to reduce lesson hours due to the deteriorating security situation.

Public and private educational institutions were closed in the governorates of the South, Nabatieh, Bekaa, Baalbek-Hermel, and the southern suburb, in implementation of the decision of the Minister of Education and Higher Education, Abbas Al-Halabi.

In light of the atmosphere of fear and anticipation, the roads were crowded with residents displaced from the southern villages and towns that are subject to Israeli targeting.

According to the Lebanese National News Agency, the southern entrance is currently witnessing traffic congestion in the direction of the city due to the displacement of residents of a number of southern villages and towns that are under Israeli targeting.

It reported that there was “suffocating traffic congestion on the Khaldeh triangle and highways, in both directions, from the highway all the way to Beirut.”

80 thousand calls

Residents of southern Lebanon received threats via phone calls asking them to leave their homes, while the head of the telecommunications company “Ogero” described these calls as part of a psychological war aimed at causing panic, according to what the National News Agency reported.

He confirmed that Lebanon witnessed more than 80,000 suspicious communication attempts, believed to be Israeli, asking residents to evacuate.

All-out war is just a stone's throw away.. Israel attacks Lebanon and warns its citizens

At the same time, the Lebanese Ministry of Health announced that 100 people were killed and more than 400 others were injured as a result of the Israeli air strikes that targeted the south, which included women, children, and paramedics.

The Israeli army launched the largest series of raids on Lebanese Hezbollah, amid statements by Israeli Chief of Staff Herzi Halevy, who announced his approval of attacks against Hezbollah, confirming the targeting of 300 targets in Lebanon, indicating the possibility of expanding military operations.