The IDF carried out strikes on more than 100 Hezbollah targets across Lebanon's Beqaa Valley and southern regions, hitting weapons depots, command centers, and observation posts.
Under the plan, 70 million shekels ($23.9 million) will fund projects led by the Golan Regional Council, including agricultural training programs, the development of new rural communities and the construction of public buildings.
IDF forces launched a high-stakes raid to seize operational control of the Litani River area in south Lebanon, uncovering tunnels and weapons caches while eliminating several terrorists.
Attacks on IDF solders continued on Sunday morning, with the military twice reporting that the Israeli Air Force intercepted 'a suspicious aerial target.'
The activity comes amid ongoing Hezbollah violations of the ceasefire, including repeated rocket and drone launches toward IDF positions and northern Israeli communities.
Despite mediation efforts in Washington and beyond, the northern ceasefire has effectively collapsed, with Hezbollah launching daily rocket attacks and the IDF responding forcefully.
The announcement coincided with a new round of Israel-Lebanon talks in Washington aimed at reinforcing the ceasefire, even as violations continued on the ground.
Given the obvious inadequacies of the Lebanese government and the demonstrated continued willingness and capacity of Hezbollah to continue aggression against Israel, is the buffer zone likely to acquire a look of permanence?
For the Iranian regime and its proxies, survival equals victory. If they are not destroyed, if they retain their weapons, if they remain in power, they can claim success.
Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Yechiel Leiter quoted the weekly Torah portion—which discusses purity and impurity—likening Hezbollah and Iran to death cults and calling for a pure and life-filled future for both nations.
Footage shows the inside of a Hezbollah tunnel located at the Lebanese-Israeli border, highlighting the terror group's preparation and intention for a cross-border assault into Israel.
A mother of two running a cattle ranch on the Israel-Lebanon border faces rocket fire daily, relying on the Iron Dome to keep her safe and pushing forward with an iron will that refuses to let war shut her down.
At its peak, Lebanon enjoyed one of the highest GDP per capita levels in the region and was regarded as a rare oasis of stability in a turbulent Middle East.
Prime Minister Netanyahu, along with senior Israeli officials, visited an IDF outpost in southern Lebanon to discuss ongoing peace talks with Lebanon and continued operations against Hezbollah.