Katz gets approval to build Jordan fence to block Iranian plots • Leaders in Israel's North slam potential ceasefire agreement
The Hezbollah official has repeatedly claimed the Lebanese people, including those caught up in the war, support Hezbollah.
Residents insist that they just want peace, and are ensuring the war doesn't touch them by guarding against a Hezbollah takeover.
IDF Colonel Anan Abbas reveals how Israel’s strategic strikes are dismantling Hezbollah’s operations, weakening their stronghold in Lebanon, and reshaping regional security in an ongoing battle.
Over the past 24 hours, IDF forces have carried out several localized operations in southern Lebanon, dismantling Hezbollah terrorist infrastructure, seizing weapons, and eliminating terrorists.
UNIFIL forces were heavily restricted by Hezbollah, and little was done when they reported violations of UN Security Council Resolution 1701.
The capture happened after the terrorists surrendered, realizing the IDF was about to enter the tunnel where they were hiding.
Center Field: A breakthrough in Beirut could lead to a regional turnaround with Tehran, something in everyone's best interest.
Defense sources listed potential terms that Israel may demand to agree to a ceasefire with Hezbollah.
IDF ups to 200 attacks in Lebanon; Hezbollah keeps pounding North.
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