The IDF (Israel Defense Forces) Wednesday morning struck two Hezbollah terrorists from the air in the Ali Taher Ridge Area in Lebanon. The ...
Jerusalem, 24 June, 2026 (TPS-IL) — The IDF (Israel Defense Forces) Wednesday morning struck Two Hezbollah terrorists from the air in the Ali Taher Ridge Area in Lebanon. The IDF said the two were attacked because they posed a threat to its Forces in the area.
The IDF stressed that it “will not allow the Hezbollah terror organization to harm the citizens of the State of Israel and IDF forces and will continue to operate to remove immediate threats.”
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