IDF forces operating in southern Lebanon discovered pro-terror and Hezbollah imagery plastered on the walls of a children’s room, while troops also uncovered weapons and destroyed a drone warehouse.
Lebanese journalist Charles Jabbour said peace between Israel and Lebanon is near and no international force is needed to enforce it because both sides agree Hezbollah is a terror group that must be removed.
IDF troops of Division 91 have destroyed more than 540 terror sites and uncovered over 150 weapons in southern Lebanon’s security zone, including rockets, RPGs, anti-tank missiles, and Kalashnikovs.
The warnings come as Hezbollah prepares for the possibility of another confrontation with Israel and works to rebuild military capabilities damaged during previous rounds of fighting.
A lover of music and life, Sgt. Nehoray Leizer was killed in Lebanon when a Hezbollah drone detonated in his vehicle, leaving a legacy of love and kindness never forgotten.
Ali al-Taher Ridge sits roughly 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) from the Israeli border, meaning that control over it 'grants a significant advantage for observation and fire control in the Southern Lebanon area.'
Before any entry into a structure, forces observe the building, fire on it with a tank, use shoulder-fired missiles against it and scan the interior with drones.
Kibbutz Iftach residents fled their homes near the Lebanese border after October 7, only to return in defiance, rebuilding and expanding their community despite ongoing security threats.
'In response to the blatant violation by the Hezbollah terrorist organization, the IDF has begun targeted strikes in southern Lebanon,' the military said.
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