The IDF struck Hezbollah sites, including a weapons depot, in southern Lebanon after two explosive drones targeted soldiers near Ali Taher Ridge.
Jerusalem, 7 September, 2026 (TPS-IL) — The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed striking Hezbollah infrastructure in southern Lebanon after two explosive drones were launched at soldiers operating near the Ali Taher Ridge overnight. No Israeli Forces were injured.
The IDF said it targeted several Hezbollah sites, including a weapons depot, and struck terrorists transporting weapons in Southern Lebanon near Kafr Reman.
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