The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) on Thursday released photos and videos from a village in southern Lebanon where “every house” has been turned into a Hezbollah terrorist facility in preparation for a future attack on Israel's Galilee region.
Israeli Defense Forces spokesman Maj. Gen. Daniel Hagari released a video in English in which he toured the ruins of a house attacked by Israeli soldiers. He said the house housed Hezbollah's vast arsenal of weapons as part of an “operation of conquest.” It's Galilee. ”
The Israel Defense Forces disclosed the plan earlier this month, noting that Hezbollah had used Iranian-made weapons in preparation for an attack on civilian Israeli cities that was much larger than Hamas' attack on October 7.
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Communities in Israel's northern border areas have been evacuated since October 2023 due to Hezbollah fires that began without provocation after Hamas attacked Israel on October 7. More than 60,000 Israelis have been evacuated.
Under the cease-fire agreement cemented in UN Security Council Resolution 1701 that ended the Second Lebanon War in 2006, Hezbollah is to withdraw from southern Lebanon, with the only military force in the area in Lebanon. It was supposed to be just the military and UN peacekeepers. military.
Instead, Hezbollah continued to stockpile weapons in border areas and often built dual-purpose civilian housing and settlements in the area.
The Israel Defense Forces is conducting a so-called limited and targeted operation in southern Lebanon to dismantle Hezbollah outposts near the Israeli border. It has also launched airstrikes against Hezbollah leaders and other locations in Lebanon.
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