Israel Air Force (IAF) jets struck on Monday various Hezbollah underground headquarters on its southern front, eliminating terrorists who were planning to attack Israel's northern communities, IDF Spokesperson R.-Adm. Daniel Hagari said on Tuesday.
Hagari noted that the terrorists were responsible for carrying out Hezbollah's "conquer the Galilee" plan.
Using precise intelligence from the Intelligence Directorate, in conjunction with the Northern Command and Operations Directorate, 100 jets struck Hezbollah's Natzer, Bader, and Aziz units, along with its Radwan forces.
Some 50 terrorists were eliminated, Hagari noted, including six commanders.
The terrorists who were killed had advanced terror attacks against Israel.
Among the commanders killed, the military noted the head of the Hezbollah Radwan forces attack sector in Bint Jbeil, Ahmad Hassan Nazal, chief of the Ghajar sector, Hussein Talal Kamal, the departing head of the Ghajar sector, head of operations in the Ghajar sector, Mahmoud Mus Karnib, artillery commander of the Bint Jbeil sector, Ali Ahmad Ismail, and the artillery chief of the Ghajar sector, Abdullah Ali Dakik.
The IAF attacked approximately 95 targets in total, in addition to some 30 targets belonging to the terror group's medium-range rocket unit in southern Lebanon.
msdemeanour on October 8th, 2024 at 18:58 UTC »
I think the precision by which Israel is targeting Hezbollah is a reflection of how many people in Lebanon hate Hezbollah. Clearly they are getting detailed intelligence.
e-rekshun on October 8th, 2024 at 18:36 UTC »
They should probably get cell phones so they don't have to meet in person 📱💥
itslalala on October 8th, 2024 at 18:08 UTC »
As stated, among the 50, at least 6 commanders of the Hezbollah southern units who were in charge of the plan to invade Israel were killed.