
Better than the beeper attack? IAF wipes out hundreds of Hezbollah commanders
The key difference in the two attacks is the scale and leadership loss.

The key difference in the two attacks is the scale and leadership loss.

After the “Beeper” operation, which injured thousands of Hezbollah operatives via their communication devices, the IDF gained a far deeper understanding of the organization’s architecture.

The deployment marks one of the largest Israeli ground efforts in Lebanon in decades.

Many claim that Netanyahu’s messaging is influenced by political considerations, including his relationship with President Donald Trump.

IDF troops stormed a weapons workshop in Tulkarm, seizing a dangerous explosives arsenal—among them, 200 pipe bombs and more than 50 kilograms of homemade explosive material.

‘Hezbollah is isolated within Lebanon and cut off from its strategic artery in Iran,’ Zamir said.

The IDF eliminated key terror operatives in Gaza and Lebanon involved in attacks and weapons production. By The IDF Club Hamas Terrorist Posing as Journalist

Inside the Hezbollah tunnel complex, IDF forces found various weapons, including explosives, rockets, an RPG launcher, and grenades.

Critics say this sets a dangerous precedent, signaling that nations can escape military defeat by holding global energy markets hostage.

Through arms deals with Hezbollah on the Syrian black market, al-Julani’s men are supplying them with weapons cheaply.

‘I thought I had seen everything. But when I saw what the Israeli Air Force is doing in Iran, I realized I’m still a student.’

Overall we can see many significant achievements and yet some critical tasks remain unfinished.

Israel intensified operations across Iran and Lebanon, eliminating senior IRGC officials and Hezbollah terrorists behind a deadly attack.

IDF interrogations of captured Radwan Force and Hezbollah terrorists revealed that morale within the terror group has hit an all-time low.

The shift reflects a broader evolution to a multi‑layered air‑defense architecture.

The company operates more than 2,000 industrial‑grade printers worldwide and holds over 1,500 patents.

The goal is simple: to allow pilots to feel the presence of the Passover holiday even when duty calls them far from the Seder table.

Startups with expertise in AI, robotics, sensors, autonomy, and cybersecurity suddenly found their commercial technologies were directly applicable to battlefield challenges.

In a swift maneuver, IDF troops immediately took out a Hezbollah terror cell that wounded several troops in a drone attack.

The strategy is simple in concept but demanding in execution: allow Iranian missile crews to expose themselves, then strike immediately before a launch sequence can be completed.