MEA Delays Flights Amid Rising Tensions with Israel

Lebanon's Middle East Airlines (MEA) announced a delay in its Sunday night flights to Monday morning, with no provided reason. This comes as Israel promises swift retaliation against the Hezbollah militia after a deadly rocket strike in the Golan Heights, which Hezbollah denies involvement in.

Lebanon's national carrier, Middle East Airlines (MEA), issued a statement on Sunday announcing a delay in the return of some flights from Sunday night to Monday morning, but did not provide a specific reason for the disruption.

The announcement comes in the wake of escalating regional tensions, as Israel vowed swift retaliation against Hezbollah after a rocket strike on the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights killed 12 children and teenagers. Hezbollah has denied any responsibility for the attack.

This delay adds to the already strained atmosphere in the region, sparking concerns over air travel safety amidst potential military actions.