Inside the hornet’s nest: A look at the IDF reservist unit operating against Hezbollah

Uncovering the IDF reserve unit that stayed behind to protect northern towns and is preparing for any possible scenario, including October 7-style infiltrations and combat with Hezbollah terrorists.

Israeli security forces at the site where two drones entered Israel from Lebanon crashed in an open area near Kfar Blum, northern Israel, January 25, 2024.

(photo credit: David Cohen/Flash90)

ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

MARCH 18, 2024 05:40

Inside the hornet’s nest: A look at the IDF reservist unit operating against Hezbollah

Uncovering the IDF reserve unit that stayed behind to protect northern towns and is preparing for any possible scenario, including October 7-style infiltrations and combat with Hezbollah terrorists.

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Inside the hornet’s nest: A look at the IDF reservist unit operating against Hezbollah

Uncovering the IDF reserve unit that stayed behind to protect northern towns and is preparing for any possible scenario, including October 7-style infiltrations and combat with Hezbollah terrorists.

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