WATCH: IDF strikes Hezbollah targets following evacuation warnings
The IDF struck multiple targets in southern Lebanon following evacuation warnings, destroying Hezbollah infrastructure and weapons, as evidenced by the secondary explosions.
The IDF struck multiple targets in southern Lebanon following evacuation warnings, destroying Hezbollah infrastructure and weapons, as evidenced by the secondary explosions.
IDF forces demolished Hezbollah terror infrastructure, destroyed weapons caches, and—together with Air Force strikes—eliminated multiple terrorists across several southern Lebanese villages.
The IDF struck Hezbollah positions from the air in southern Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley, hitting rocket launchers and weapons storage and production facilities.
The IDF struck at least five Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon, thwarting rebuilding efforts in a region decimated by Israel’s extensive air and ground campaign last year.
In 2025 alone, IDF forces uncovered over 40 smuggling attempts along the northern border.
IDF forces destroyed a building in southern Lebanon where soldiers were killed while battling Hezbollah terrorists at the start of Operation Northern Arrows.
The IDF carried out strikes on Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, targeting a terrorist training camp and a site used for the production of precision missiles.
‘These sites were used to train terrorists and plan attacks against Israel,’ the IDF said. ‘We will continue to act against any threat to the State of Israel.’
The IDF’s Mountain Brigade destroyed Hezbollah positions in Lebanon’s Har Dov area to prevent the terror group from reestablishing along Israel’s northern border, vowing to continue eliminating threats to the state.
On Saturday, the Israeli Air Force killed a Hezbollah member trying to rebuild terrorist infrastructure in the Dounin area of Southern Lebanon.
Hassan Nasrallah led Hezbollah as a proxy of Iran, overseeing a campaign of terrorism that targeted civilians, undermined regional stability, and embedded criminal networks into the group’s operations worldwide.
On Saturday, Naim Qassem, the secretary-general of the Iranian proxy, said that Hezbollah will not lay down its arms, in a public show of defiance against the Lebanese army’s plan.
The IDF crushed Hezbollah, Iran’s proxy in Lebanon, through a months-long joint air and ground offensive that destroyed thousands of positions, seized massive weapons stockpiles, and eliminated thousands of terrorists.
Although Jerusalem has withdrawn most of its ground forces since the war ended, it still controls five strategic positions in Southern Lebanon.
With the ceasefire that followed, the Israeli military established its new doctrine of ‘forward defense,’ operating from five outposts inside the southern Lebanese buffer zone.
The structure also served as the residence of Hezbollah terrorist Muhammad Hussein Qassem, who was eliminated about a week ago.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that Jerusalem stands ready to support Lebanon in its efforts to disarm Hezbollah.
More than 230 terrorist commanders and operatives have been killed, and 40 weapons warehouses and more than 20 command centers and training camps have been destroyed.
The new tech enables combat engineers to map subterranean threats without physically entering the area.
Israel’s military doctrine under Zamir is shifting toward long-term strategic containment of Iran.
