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Hezbollah retains less than 30% of its firepower, and since the beginning of the ground operation, approximately 1,200 operatives have been eliminated, with about 2,000 Hezbollah operatives eliminated in the past year.
he Home Front Command has announced the end of the UAV incident; Hezbollah took responsibility for launching a drone at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's house in Caesarea on Saturday.
Hundreds gather to mourn Shirel Golan, 22, who survived the Hamas attack at the Nova Music Festival but struggled with trauma. “She was murdered twice,” her brother said, as family blames lack of state support.
Beyond disrupting Hezbollah's financing and destabilizing its military operations, the Israeli strikes on Al-Qard al-Hasan aim to break the financial dependence of Lebanese citizens on the terror organization.
IDF Spokesperson Daniel Hagari revealed the existence of one of Hassan Nasrallah's bunkers, located beneath a hospital in Beirut, where half a billion dollars intended for Hezbollah was hidden.
