Israeli aircraft strike two terror organizations in southern Lebanon

IDF soldiers also struck a terrorist carrying out drone observation activities

 Black smoke rises from a site believed to have been hit by an Israeli strike, in southern Lebanon, in this screen grab taken from a video, February 27, 2024. (photo credit: REUTERS/Reuters TV)
Black smoke rises from a site believed to have been hit by an Israeli strike, in southern Lebanon, in this screen grab taken from a video, February 27, 2024.
(photo credit: REUTERS/Reuters TV)

Israeli fighter jets successfully struck a military compound belonging to the Amal terrorist group in the region of Marjaayoun, in southern Lebanon, the IDF announced on Friday night.

The compound held an undisclosed number of terrorists.

Adding to the successful military achievements against enemies in Lebanon, the IDF boasted its soldiers identified a terrorist carrying out drone observation activity in order to direct launches toward northern Israel.

An IAF aircraft subsequently struck the terrorist, preventing attacks from being carried out.

Striking Hezbollah infrastructure

IAF fighter jets also struck Hezbollah terror infrastructure in the areas of Zibqin, Meiss El Jabal, and Blida earlier in the day.

IAF strike terrorist military facilities in south Lebanon, April 5 2024. (IDF Spokespersons' Unit)

Among the targets hit were Hezbollah military compounds, out of which terrorists operated in the areas of Yarine and Ayta ash Shab in southern Lebanon.

IDF jet striking Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon, April 5, 2024. (CREDI: IDF spokesperson's unit)

Earlier in the day, IDF soldiers struck a Hezbollah observation post in the area of Chebaa in southern Lebanon.