To stabilize the region, European leaders said Iran "will bear responsibility for actions that jeopardize this opportunity for peace and stability."
"Any target that strikes Israel will affect the current rules of the game," he emphasized at the end of the interview.
Late Sunday, the IDF attacked Hezbollah in multiple parts of southern Lebanon, and the Lebanese terror group fired multiple rockets into open areas of northern Israel.
At the same time as the series of alarms heard throughout the Upper Galilee, the Israel Air Force began attacking Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon.
Compensation plans for residents and businesses in Israel's north have been previously criticized for providing financial aid retroactively.
Several suspicious aerial targets were seen crossing from Lebanon into Israeli territory following sirens that sounded between 8:38 p.m. and 8:46 p.m. in the Upper and Western Galilee area.
Should an all-out war break out in the Middle East, OpsGroup said civil aviation will likely face the risk of drones and missiles crossing airways.
European countries urged citizens to leave Lebanon due to escalating tensions with Israel following Hezbollah's attack and subsequent retaliation threats.
IDF strike in Beirut kills Hezbollah commander • Hezbollah holds talks with Iran • Hamas says Beirut attack dangerous escalation, US backs Israel • One killed in rocket barrage in North
Hamas calls the IDF's Beirut strike a dangerous escalation, while the White House avoids comment amid escalating tensions and ongoing ceasefire talks.
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