
Israel warns Lebanon IDF attacks won’t be limited to Hezbollah if ceasefire fails
‘Lebanon must pay a price’ – Israeli ministers say Lebanese military must prevent Hezbollah attacks or face Israeli retaliation.
‘Lebanon must pay a price’ – Israeli ministers say Lebanese military must prevent Hezbollah attacks or face Israeli retaliation.
‘We promised to respond to any violation of the ceasefire by Hezbollah—and that is exactly what we will do,’ stated Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz following the attack.
Find out how the IDF took down a key threat and diminished Hezbollah’s weapon production capabilities just before the ceasefire came into force.
In breach of the current ceasefire, IDF troops located and killed several armed Hezbollah terrorists entering a church known to be used by the terror group and found a tunnel shaft holding weapons hidden inside.
‘IDF operations in Lebanese border towns have eliminated the threat of an Oct. 7-style offensive attack by Hezbollah.’
The IDF vowed to deal swiftly with any violations of the ceasefire agreement, including the transfer of weapons.
Israeli naval commandos from the elite Shayetet 13 unit, alongside combat engineers from the Yahalom unit, neutralized a Hezbollah squad entrenched in an underground bunker.
The IDF has destroyed nearly 25% of all buildings in southern Lebanon in an effort to curb Hezbollah terrorism.
‘It’s no coincidence these were found in civilian homes exploited by Hezbollah in southern Lebanon,’ the IDF stated on X.
The IDF has been hunting Hezbollah terrorists down, with a new report saying several Hezbollah members were captured in the last few days.
Drones allow the IDF to track and adapt to any situation based on real-time information, saving soldiers’ lives and preventing damage to military equipment.
This marks a significant milestone in obtaining information relevant to that area as the IDF works to clear Hezbollah members, weapons, and bunkers.
Israeli forces struck Hezbollah infrastructure intended to facilitate long-term stays and the planning and execution of attacks against Israeli civilians and soldiers, according to the IDF.
Israel’s military has achieved its goals against the Hezbollah terror organization in southern Lebanon, according to report, paving the way for a possible truce to end the conflict.
This Hezbollah bunker had facilities like bathrooms, kitchens, and weapons storage, designed to support a large troop presence and allow for cross-border raids.
During the ground operation, forces uncovered complex fortified areas, along with equipment and weaponry that the enemy had concealed near the fence in southern Lebanon.
Israeli reservists kill 3 Hezbollah terrorists in gun battle in southern Lebanon, while 4 soldiers were killed, with 14 more wounded.
The IDF’s operations in southern Lebanon are aimed at disrupting Hezbollah’s ability to launch weapons against Israeli civilians, thwarting the group’s plans for a potential Oct. 7-style invasion.
The Yahalom Unit of Paratroopers destroy a 1.5 kilometer long tunnel in Lebanon Hezbollah took years to build and was designed as a launching pad for an October 7th-style invasion of Israel.
At the beginning of Israel’s ground operation in Lebanon, the IDF discovered a detailed Hezbollah plan for an October 7th style invasion of Israel.