Israeli Air Force fighter jets conducted a series of strikes overnight (Sunday to Monday), targeting multiple Hezbollah sites across Lebanon, approximately 20 kilometers north of Metula. According to an IDF spokesperson, “The targets were attacked after their threat to Israel\u2019s home front and IDF forces was presented to the oversight mechanism for the implementation of the Israel-Lebanon understandings and was not addressed.”
\nAmong the targets hit were a rocket launch site, a military installation, and smuggling routes along the Syria-Lebanon border used to transfer weapons to Hezbollah. The IDF emphasized: “The IDF continues to act to eliminate any threat to the State of Israel and will prevent any attempt by Hezbollah to reestablish or enhance its capabilities, in accordance with the ceasefire understandings.”<\/p>\n
Weekend Operations in Southern Lebanon<\/strong><\/p>\n This latest strike is part of an ongoing series of IDF operations in southern Lebanon over the weekend, which included targeted sweeps in the area. The operations yielded significant results, uncovering a wide array of Hezbollah weaponry.<\/p>\n During the mission, troops from the 769th Brigade discovered a structure in a southern Lebanese village housing a multi-barrel rocket launcher, hundreds of mortar shells, explosive devices, and RPG rifles. Outside the building, anti-tank firing positions and weapons concealed underground were also identified. All the discovered weaponry was either seized or destroyed on-site. <\/p>\n Watch Footage from the Forces’ Operation:<\/strong><\/p>\n