Israel has issued evacuation orders for the city of Baalbek in northeastern Lebanon, warning residents to leave ahead of airstrikes targeting Hezbollah infrastructure. This historic city, known for its Roman temple complex and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a Hezbollah stronghold. The evacuation affects tens of thousands of residents, many of whom are panicking and fleeing through overcrowded roads. Israeli forces are intensifying their attacks on Hezbollah amid ongoing conflicts, resulting in significant casualties, including over 60 deaths in recent strikes. The Israeli military emphasizes its intent to avoid harming civilians, providing maps and routes for safe evacuation. International concern is growing over the potential destruction of cultural heritage sites in the region.