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The IDF says fighter jets hit a number of Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon in response to repeated cross-border attacks carried out by the terror group.
Additionally, the IDF says tanks shelled a cell operating in south Lebanon.
Several rockets and missiles were launched by Hezbollah at northern Israel in the last few hours.
The IDF says there are no injuries in the latest attacks, and troops are shelling the launch sites.
Additionally, the IDF says tanks shelled a cell operating in south Lebanon.
Several rockets and missiles were launched by Hezbollah at northern Israel in the last few hours.
The IDF says there are no injuries in the latest attacks, and troops are shelling the launch sites.
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During a visit to the northern border, IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi says the military is in a "very strong state of readiness in the north," but remains focused on fighting Hamas.
The remarks come a day after Israel allegedly assassinated Hamas leader Saleh Al-Arouri in Lebanon. The Lebanese Hezbollah terror group, which has been carrying out daily attacks on northern Israel since October 8, has vowed to respond.
"We are in a very strong state of readiness in the north under my impression. I visit here a lot, I think readiness is at its peak," Halevi says during an assessment with Northern Command chief Maj. Gen. Ori Gordin, the commander of the 210th Regional Division, Brig. Gen. Zion Ratzon, and commanders of reservist units on the border.
"We are very well prepared in all areas, and we are currently focusing on fighting Hamas," Halevi says.
He says the war, despite the difficult circumstances that led to it, provide "some kind of opportunity to change the situation in a very significant way," both in the south and north.
"We are looking ahead, we are going to change the routine defense, we are going to have at least in the next year many more forces on the borders, and we will reach something much stronger. Because this incident, as difficult as it is, and we will talk a lot more, it cannot repeat itself, that's for sure," Halevi adds, referring to Hamas's October 7 massacres.
The remarks come a day after Israel allegedly assassinated Hamas leader Saleh Al-Arouri in Lebanon. The Lebanese Hezbollah terror group, which has been carrying out daily attacks on northern Israel since October 8, has vowed to respond.
"We are in a very strong state of readiness in the north under my impression. I visit here a lot, I think readiness is at its peak," Halevi says during an assessment with Northern Command chief Maj. Gen. Ori Gordin, the commander of the 210th Regional Division, Brig. Gen. Zion Ratzon, and commanders of reservist units on the border.
"We are very well prepared in all areas, and we are currently focusing on fighting Hamas," Halevi says.
He says the war, despite the difficult circumstances that led to it, provide "some kind of opportunity to change the situation in a very significant way," both in the south and north.
"We are looking ahead, we are going to change the routine defense, we are going to have at least in the next year many more forces on the borders, and we will reach something much stronger. Because this incident, as difficult as it is, and we will talk a lot more, it cannot repeat itself, that's for sure," Halevi adds, referring to Hamas's October 7 massacres.
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The IDF says it carried out an strike against a terror cell operating in the southern Lebanese village of Yaroun.
In another unspecified area of south Lebanon, the IDF says it targeted Hezbollah observation means and other "military infrastructure" manned by the terror group's operatives.
Several projectiles were fired from Lebanon at northern Israel a short while ago, which the IDF says all landed in open areas near the community of Goren.
In another unspecified area of south Lebanon, the IDF says it targeted Hezbollah observation means and other "military infrastructure" manned by the terror group's operatives.
Several projectiles were fired from Lebanon at northern Israel a short while ago, which the IDF says all landed in open areas near the community of Goren.
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⚠️Dozens of terorrists were detained , number were eliminated and number of terror infrastructure objects were destroyed by IDF troops in an ongoing large scale anti terror operation in Tulkarem that had been continuing for at least 30h now
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