From mid-September of this year until mid-October last month, the IDF ripped apart Hezbollah's top three levels of commander, including its chief, Hassan Nasrallah.
According to the IDF assessment, the rockets were fired from the area of Deir Aames, one of many fired by Hezbollah in a barrage launched at Israel at 09:50 this morning.
The IDF called the missile interception a success, but damage in Ramat Gan highlights ongoing defense system challenges.
Netanyahu claims he was always the aggressive party, but top defense officials say the opposite until mid-2024.
Dweiq reportedly oversaw the rocket array since September of this year and was responsible for the firing of some 300 rockets to Israeli territory.
Hochstein spoke amid the Biden administration's optimism that an opportunity to end the war in Lebanon is close.
According to the report, 60-70% of the weapons seized by Israel during the beginning of the operation were Russian-made.
"This is not just another routine agreement," emphasized Prof. Baram. "This time, Israel is demanding more aggressive conditions."
On Monday, it was reported that Lebanon and Hezbollah have agreed to a US proposal for a ceasefire with Israel.