How IDF took out Hezbollah ‘ghost’ commander Shukr
Shukr’s death represents a significant blow to Hezbollah, exposing vulnerabilities in its operations and removing one of its most experienced strategists.
Shukr’s death represents a significant blow to Hezbollah, exposing vulnerabilities in its operations and removing one of its most experienced strategists.
Iran, which has lost most of its strategic assets in the Middle East, is focused on setting Judea and Samaria ablaze with terror financing, know-how and weapons, he cautioned, while smuggling arms into the sector from Jordan.
During the operation, three IDF soldiers were wounded when an explosive device detonated near their vehicle, forcing supporting troops to evacuate them to safety.
The IDF also struck a terror cell in Jenin, killing six terrorists and causing multiple injuries.
In line with the current ceasefire, the IDF destroyed threatening rocket launchers in southern Lebanon and the Iqlim al-Tuffah area.
It was the first time air-raid sirens sounded in Jerusalem since the Iranian attack on Oct. 1.
The strikes came during a televised address by Houthi leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi.
An IDF drone took out a Jenin-based terror cell which was responsible for several terror attacks which killed Yonatan Deutsch and wounded Anas Jaramana.
IDF airstrikes have been targeting Hezbollah weapon depots across Lebanon in an effort to curb its deadly arsenal aimed at Israel.
Israeli warplanes bomb Iranian base in eastern Syria and regime positions in Damascus, killing at least 22, as IDF ground forces enter southern Lebanon.
The IDF added that forces in the Rafah area of southern Gaza have killed 15 terrorists in the last day.
Israeli intelligence intercepted a phone call and prompted Shukr to move to the top floor of the complex, where an airstrike eliminated him.
Israeli air force strike kills Khalil Al-Maqdah, a Hezbollah terrorist and agent for Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps who directed weapons smuggling and terror attacks in Judea and Samaria.
Other footage shows Hezbollah missiles being spontaneously shot into the air from the immense heat of the airstrike.
The IDF has been ramping aerial assassinations with Judea and Samaria-based Hamas members instead of the long-standing strategy of sending in group troops.
Shrapnel from the Syrian missile was found in the southern Bedouin town of Rahat.
