Talking points:

The target in Glilot, “Aman” intelligence base and Unit 8200 – near Tel Aviv – is a highly sensitive and crucial tactical target. It is one of the most important intelligence bases in the Middle East, responsible for taking decisions for assassinations, carrying out spying and surveillance for assassinations and intel all over the Arab world, and is only 1500 meters away from Tel Aviv. It's the central collection unit of the Zionist intelligence corpse, and has previously spied on phonecalls between Arab presidents, such as Gamal AbdelNasser. The unit is 76 years old, and breaching its security is a strong message to the whole region. The enemy’s media blackout over the results of the operation supports the intel of the resistance, which indicates that the operation was completely successful. If the results are shown not satisfactory in the next few days, the response will not be considered finished

All Hebrew media and government statements were lies. The airstrikes on Lebanon before the operation began were random, far from any important sites or launching platforms, and had no effect on the operation. All launching sites operated as planned, and all drones were launched on time, managed to cross the borders, and struck their targets. Enemy airstrikes were thus not built on intelligence, despite all Zionist, American and NATO intelligence support and surveillance, and were rather built on sensing large movements an hour prior to the operation – which is natural. AFTER the operation, only 2 platforms were lost, which is also normal, after launching 340 Katyusha rockets. No drone launching sites were targeted at all

Prior to his assassination, martyr Fuad Shukr had ordered all strategic and ballistic missile platforms in the southern valleys to be moved out of the area; these empty areas were bombed today and the Zionists claim to have destroyed the said arsenal – this is not true, and martyr Shukr proves his tactical genius from behind the heavens

These ballistic missiles are not planned for use now but in the future, and may very well be used in the near future

The delay in response was to give negotiations a chance, and the response now serves as a helpful element in negotiations for the Palestinian side

Despite the horrification and endless threatening, the resistance courageously carried out the response today. The time in which Israel threatens to destroy Beirut is over. Yes, they have the capability, but if the issue is taking such a decision… That will have different calculations. “The time in which Israel threatens to invade us with a musical band is over. Perhaps, even, a time will come when we threaten to invade you with a musical band”