Rockets launched by the Iranian proxy hit two UNIFIL bases in Southern Lebanon.

In an apparent reversal of its historically neutral stance, Switzerland has taken steps to combat Islamic terrorism such as Hamas and Hezbollah.

Ali Tawfiq Dweiq was responsible for the launch of over 300 rockets from Lebanon, including at Haifa and central Israel, according to the IDF.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have recently launched precision strikes to dismantle these sites, confirming the presence of weapons through secondary explosions.

'Divine Providence': Miraculously, nobody was hurt when a Hezbollah rocket hit a Haifa synagogue, which suffered major damage.

All of them served in the Golani Brigade’s 51st Battalion, the army said.

Hezbollah has covertly turned seemingly ordinary Lebanese towns, such as Ayta Ash Shab, into concealed operational strongholds.

Thanks to the IDF's vigilance and divine intervention, casualties and destruction on the home front have been kept minimal.

Air-raid sirens were simultaneously activated in Israel’s densely-populated central region, the Israel Defense Forces confirmed.

The IDF sealed the tunnel by pumping 4,500 cubic meters of concrete, utilizing hundreds of trucks and cement mixers.

Wildlife populations have been severely impacted, with birds losing nesting sites and countless arthropods perishing in the flames.

An extensive underground terrorist compound was found under a cemetery measuring at nearly a kilometer long and two meters high.

Footage shows several large explosions. The IDF had previously issued evacuation notices for residents of the area.

In Raanana, a large rocket section smashed through the windshield of an empty parked car, its shaft eerily standing upright from the wreckage.

The attack on the town named after then-President Trump came shortly after his reelection victory speech in Florida.

The IDF said Hezbollah had on Wednesday fired dozens of projectiles from Lebanon into Israel.

Hezbollah has transformed what might appear as everyday Lebanese villages, like Kfarkela, into hidden hubs of terror operations.

Hezbollah was planning on an Oct 7th-style invasion of Israel using these tunnels.

The IDF said the terrorist commander had promoted and carried out many acts of terrorism, including firing anti-tank missiles at Israeli civilians and at IDF troops operating in southern Lebanon.

Netanyahu said the goal 'is to distance Hezbollah beyond the Litani, to strike any attempt to rearm it.'

During night raid in southern Lebanon, IDF discovers weaponry including RPGs hidden in a children's bedroom.

An Israeli farmer and four foreign workers were killed, and another foreign worker seriously injured near Metula. Two people were killed in a Haifa suburb.

Hezbollah’s new leader, Naim Qassem, says, 'My plan is the continuation of Nasrallah's plan in all respects - political, cultural, and jihad.'

The IDF said the arrests of Hezbollah terrorists facilitated the location and destruction of many terror targets.

Medical supplies, combat vests, army uniforms, and Iranian propaganda found in house in Lebanese village close to the Israeli border.

The Iranian terror proxy in Lebanon can no longer fire its remaining projectiles in major volleys, said Yoav Gallant.

Hidden in a civilian area, Hezbollah's underground bunker served as a command hub with extensive explosives, the IDF reports.

Drone hit bridge in the city of Nahariya before exploding and releasing shrapnel.

As terror leaders are being eliminated one by one, it's interesting to see some gallows humor among Arabs about this phenomenon.

Northern Israeli towns can now reopen schools with nearby shelters and hold larger gatherings.

Its funding comes from illegal activities like oil smuggling, drug trafficking, and cash flown in under diplomatic cover.

IDF says it attacked dozens of facilities and sites used by the Iranian proxy to fund its terrorist activities against the Jewish state.

Before ground operations in Lebanon, the IDF ordered civilians to evacuate to reduce the risk of casualties. 

Rally in Dearborn, Michigan saw chants of 'Death to Israel,' praise for slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, and calls for Jews to be returned 'back to Poland.'

This is part of a broader operation targeting Hezbollah's senior leadership, as the IDF prepares for further action against the group's drone units.

Hezbollah has compounds located just meters from UNIFIL posts, which the UN refuses to move despite Israel's requests.

The IDF vowed to enhance defenses against Hezbollah’s drone threat.

IDF spokesman shows how Hezbollah has been storing weapons in Lebanese homes in preparation for a massacre of Israelis larger in scope than what happened on October 7.

Israeli soldiers arrest a Hezbollah operative hiding in an underground complex in southern Lebanon.

Over the Yom Kippur holiday, Hezbollah fired around 320 projectiles at northern Israel.