Terrorist Abbas Ibrahim Sharaf al-Din from the village of Tebnit in southern Lebanon was eliminated by the IDF; Earlier in the day, Hezbollah claimed responsibility for a missile launch targeting Tel Aviv, alleging it was aimed at "Mossad headquarters."
Ibrahim Muhammad Qabisi, known as "Abu Issa," was eliminated by the IDF. He was responsible for various terrorist attacks and was in charge of key missile units.
Karaki was the target of the Israeli airstrike in Beirut Monday evening. The operation's outcome is reportedly linked to the type of munitions used by the Israeli Air Force, as authorities aim to minimize civilian casualties in urban areas.
Senior political figure brands rumors as "absolutely fake news."
"We face days ahead where the public will need to demonstrate level-headedness," Gallant says as the IDF intensifies its actions against Hezbollah amid signs that it was preparing for an attack.
Military spokesperson outlines next steps in operations.
In a significant aerial operation in Lebanon, footage shows the aircraft that eliminated senior Hezbollah leaders, including Ibrahim Aqil and 15 other high-ranking commanders of the terrorist organization. So far, The IDF has neutralized over 600 Hezbollah members, dozens of whom were part of the organization's military leadership.
A source within the terrorist organization told 'Al-Monitor' that Aqil and his men met to plan 'a ground operation in the heart of the occupied territories.' The operation was intended as a response to the pager explosions.
Terror group says attacks are retaliation for the pager explosions that injured thousands of its members. Repeated volleys on northern Israel also target sensitive electronics manufacturing facility near Haifa.
Military officials warn that the group may attempt to salvage its reputation through propaganda and disinformation campaigns following recent setbacks. Netanyahu warns, "If Hezbollah hasn't understood the message, I promise you – they will."
