WATCH: IDF strikes Hezbollah tunnel shafts in south Lebanon
The IDF carried out targeted strikes on Hezbollah weapons storage shafts at multiple military sites in southern Lebanon, thwarting the terror group’s persistent rebuilding efforts.
The IDF carried out targeted strikes on Hezbollah weapons storage shafts at multiple military sites in southern Lebanon, thwarting the terror group’s persistent rebuilding efforts.
Prime Minister Netanyahu reportedly told ministers that Israel had received a green light from President Trump to carry out military action in Lebanon if necessary.
The IDF carried out airstrikes across southern Lebanon on Monday, targeting Hezbollah and Hamas sites as part of ongoing efforts to dismantle the groups’ military infrastructure and protect Israel’s northern communities.
A year after a covert Shayetet 13 raid deep in northern Lebanon, the IDF has revealed new details showing how the abduction of a Hezbollah-linked ship captain helped expose the group’s secret maritime terror program.
Since early October, the IDF has struck around 40 Hezbollah terrorists across 30 locations in southern Lebanon—targeting those rebuilding terrorist infrastructure after more than 1,900 ceasefire violations—and vows to continue neutralizing every threat to Israel.
Israeli forces in southern Lebanon demolished an old Hezbollah attack shaft and a weapons depot, uncovering mortar rounds inside and eliminating any chance the terror group could use the sites in future attacks.
Israel hit several Hezbollah weapons depots hidden in civilian areas of southern Lebanon, exposing the group’s human-shield tactics as Israel carried out a precision, pre-warned strike to remove the threat.
The IDF carried out coordinated airstrikes in southern Lebanon, hitting Hezbollah launch sites, a weapons warehouse, and multiple terror infrastructures in response to ongoing violations along the border.
Since the November 2024 ceasefire, IDF forces have carried out roughly 1,200 targeted operations across Lebanon, eliminating more than 370 Hezbollah, Hamas, and Palestinian terrorists.
The IDF announced it had eliminated Haytham Ali Tabatabai, Hezbollah’s chief of staff, in an airstrike near Beirut, who oversaw its operations in Syria, directed its war against Israel, and led efforts to rebuild and rearm the terror organization.
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.
