Israel Air Force Strikes 150 Hezbollah Terror Targets in Lebanon
The Israel Air Force has struck approximately 150 Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon, including rocket launchers and terrorist headquarters.
The Israel Air Force has struck approximately 150 Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon, including rocket launchers and terrorist headquarters.

Israeli forces have encircled and launched a major assault on Hezbollah's Bint Jbeil stronghold in southern Lebanon, with over 100 operatives killed.
104 Israelis are hospitalized after Iranian and Hezbollah missile attacks, including two in life-threatening condition, Health Ministry reports.
Israeli combat engineers and armored corps units destroyed an underground Hezbollah terror infrastructure in Lebanon used to organize attacks against the IDF.

The IDF announced a Hezbollah weapons cache was discovered at Bint Jbeil Governmental Hospital in southern Lebanon, following operations against terrorists.
Israel's Ministry of Health reports 7,656 Israelis wounded in attacks since Feb 28, with 114 hospitalized amid ongoing Hezbollah rocket fire.
Israel rejects direct talks with Hezbollah, opting instead to pursue peace negotiations with the Lebanese government under US auspices.
The IDF announced over 180 Hezbollah terrorists killed in its largest strike across Lebanon, targeting command centers in Beirut, Beqaa Valley, and southern.
The IDF has destroyed over 200 Hezbollah rocket launchers and killed hundreds of operatives, including artillery commander Ali Kamel Abar al-Hassan.
Hezbollah fired missiles towards central Israel and Ashdod, with sirens sounding in multiple areas after earlier barrages hit Haifa and Kiryat Shmona.