High rise in northern Israel hit by Hezbollah drone
The aircraft strikes a residential building in the coastal city of Nahariya, with no casualties reported. Siren alerts sound in northern Israel simultaneously Hezbollah targets multiple cities.
The aircraft strikes a residential building in the coastal city of Nahariya, with no casualties reported. Siren alerts sound in northern Israel simultaneously Hezbollah targets multiple cities.
Speaking at the MEAD conference in Washington, Benny Gantz calls for increased pressure on Iran, says, "the time for action in the north has come and we are late on this."
According to Lebanese sources, an Israeli strike in southern Lebanon resulted in two Hezbollah terrorists being assassinated and one injured person. This incident follows a series of rocket launches from Lebanon towards northern Israel.
The fallen soldier is named as Chief Warrant Officer Mahmood Amaria, 45, a tracker in the 300th “Baram” Regional Brigade, from Ibtin.
Iranian officials tell the Hezbollah-affiliated newspaper Al-Akhbar that while Tehran is discussing a decisive and inevitable response, the option for a large-scale, multi-front attack is being reconsidered.
The US Embassy in Beirut issued a new warning to American citizens on Saturday, urging them to take any available flight out of Beirut.
Following the deadly attack on Majdal Shams that killed 12 children, the IDF has successfuly eliminated the high-ranking commander responsible.
AP claims the terrorist organization is preparing for a full-scale confrontation with Israel. A source says Hezbollah does not want war, but maintains readiness.
The video purportedly showcases several high-value targets, including an electric power station, Haifa's airport, a submarine dock at a naval port, intelligence facilities, military outposts in the Mount Hermon area, and Iron Dome batteries.
Saudi networks Al-Hadath and Al-Arabiya, citing unnamed sources, identified the target as Abu al-Fadl Qarnabesh, who played a significant role in the organization's weapons smuggling unit operating between Syria and Lebanon.
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