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The IDF says troops are continuing to scan a massive Hezbollah tunnel system near the Beaufort Castle. In one of the tunnel routes, where several Hezbollah operatives tried to free from several days ago, Israeli forces located maps "illustrating control of the area over the northern [Israel] communities." The... show more

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The IDF says it razed an 80-meter-long Hezbollah tunnel in the eastern sector of southern Lebanon. The tunnel featured several rooms used by Hezbollah to reside in, the military says. After it was scanned, combat engineers destroyed the underground site.

The IDF says it razed an 80-meter-long Hezbollah tunnel in the eastern sector of southern Lebanon. The tunnel featured several rooms used by Hezbollah to reside in, the military says. After it was scanned, combat engineers destroyed the underground site.

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian

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HEZBOLLAH BODY CAM FOUND BY IDF: IDF troops discovered a Hezbollah unit hiding in a tunnel, waiting to ambush Israeli forces. The operatives had already recorded body-cam footage — including personal farewell videos — anticipating the attack.

HEZBOLLAH BODY CAM FOUND BY IDF: IDF troops discovered a Hezbollah unit hiding in a tunnel, waiting to ambush Israeli forces. The operatives had already recorded body-cam footage — including personal farewell videos — anticipating the attack.

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The IDF publishes footage showing an airstrike on a Hezbollah gunman amid a clash with troops in southern Lebanon overnight. Two soldiers of the Paratroopers Brigade were moderately injured during the exchange of fire, the military said earlier. According to the IDF, the paratroopers had raided several Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon, and at one building they encountered several Hezbollah operatives. The paratroopers directed an Israeli Air Force drone which struck and killed at least two of the gunmen. The IDF says the troops later located weapons used by the operatives.

The IDF publishes footage showing an airstrike on a Hezbollah gunman amid a clash with troops in southern Lebanon overnight. Two soldiers of the Paratroopers Brigade were moderately injured during the exchange of fire, the military said earlier. According to the IDF, the paratroopers had raided several Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon, and at one building they encountered several Hezbollah operatives. The paratroopers directed an Israeli Air Force drone which struck and killed at least two of the gunmen. The IDF says the troops later located weapons used by the operatives.

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian

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During recent raids in southern Lebanon, the IDF says it demolished a Hezbollah tunnel shaft and an arms depot. The tunnel, located near the Lebanese town of Houla, and the arms depot, in Ayta ash-Shab, were "old infrastructures that are no longer active," the army says. The IDF says it demolished the sites "to prevent any possibility of future use."

During recent raids in southern Lebanon, the IDF says it demolished a Hezbollah tunnel shaft and an arms depot. The tunnel, located near the Lebanese town of Houla, and the arms depot, in Ayta ash-Shab, were "old infrastructures that are no longer active," the army says. The IDF says it demolished the sites "to prevent any possibility of future use."

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian

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The IDF says it has uncovered a Hezbollah tunnel that was built underneath a church in the southern Lebanon town of Khiam. During scans conducted by the Givati Brigade in Khiam, troops located "an underground route that had been established in the church area," the military says. The IDF says the site had been used by Hezbollah in the past, noting that in December 2024, troops had cleared the area of weapons and operatives. During the latest scans of the church, troops located three new tunnel shafts that the army says had been built by Hezbollah amid the 2024-2026 ceasefire, "indicating the reactivation of the infrastructure in the area." "The renewed use of this area proves the recurring pattern of operation of the Hezbollah terror organization, in which it continues to cynically exploit the civilians of the State of Lebanon as human shields and systematically uses religious institutions and civilian infrastructure for military purposes," the IDF says in a statement, adding that "the deliberate use of civilian religious institutions for military needs constitutes a violation of international law."

The IDF says it has uncovered a Hezbollah tunnel that was built underneath a church in the southern Lebanon town of Khiam. During scans conducted by the Givati Brigade in Khiam, troops located "an underground route that had been established in the church area," the military says. The IDF says the site had been used by Hezbollah in the past, noting that in December 2024, troops had cleared the area of weapons and operatives. During the latest scans of the church, troops located three new tunnel shafts that the army says had been built by Hezbollah amid the 2024-2026 ceasefire, "indicating the reactivation of the infrastructure in the area." "The renewed use of this area proves the recurring pattern of operation of the Hezbollah terror organization, in which it continues to cynically exploit the civilians of the State of Lebanon as human shields and systematically uses religious institutions and civilian infrastructure for military purposes," the IDF says in a statement, adding that "the deliberate use of civilian religious institutions for military needs constitutes a violation of international law."

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Over the weekend, more than 140 Hezbollah sites in Lebanon were struck by the Israeli Air Force and by ground troops, the military says. The IDF says the targets included a Hezbollah training camp, weapon depots, rocket launching sites, and command centers of the elite Radwan Force. Earlier, the IDF announced bombing several command centers in Beirut. During ground operations in southern Lebanon, the IDF says, troops killed Hezbollah operatives in close-quarters combat and by directing strikes, as well as captured weapons and located Hezbollah infrastructure. One strike carried out by the 215th Artillery Regiment hit a Hezbollah command center used by the terror group to launch drones at troops and Israel, the IDF adds.

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IDF troops operating in southern Gaza's Khan Younis located a kilometer-long Hamas tunnel, the military says. The tunnel, which the IDF says was 15 meters deep underground, was found by troops of the Golani Brigade and elite Yahalom combat engineering unit. Inside the tunnel, the forces found weapons belonging to Hamas, including explosive devices, assault rifles, and RPGs, the military says. The IDF says the tunnel has been partially razed.

IDF troops operating in southern Gaza's Khan Younis located a kilometer-long Hamas tunnel, the military says. The tunnel, which the IDF says was 15 meters deep underground, was found by troops of the Golani Brigade and elite Yahalom combat engineering unit. Inside the tunnel, the forces found weapons belonging to Hamas, including explosive devices, assault rifles, and RPGs, the military says. The IDF says the tunnel has been partially razed.

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Israeli troops crossed the Litani River on the outskirts of the southern Lebanon town of Zawtar al-Sharqiyah, around 10 kilometers from the border with Israel, during a recent operation against Hezbollah, the military announces. The week-long raid was led by the Golani Brigade’s Reconnaissance Unit, and included other forces. The IDF says the troops achieved "operational control" over the area, and worked to clear it of Hezbollah infrastructure. The soldiers did not cross the line demarcating the IDF's new security zone in southern Lebanon, referred to by some in the army as the "Yellow Line." During the raid, the military says, troops encountered numerous Hezbollah operatives, and killed dozens of them in close-quarters combat and by directing airstrikes. Several soldiers were lightly injured during the fighting. In one incident, troops encountered several Hezbollah operatives who emerged from a tunnel north of the river, and exchanged fire with them. During the clash, a dog of the Oketz canine unit was killed. The troops also located numerous Hezbollah positions, including tunnels, weapon depots, and rocket launchers, the IDF says. Officers involved in the operation describe the terrain as "very complex," as the river in the area is situated in a forested valley. Despite this, the troops managed to cross the river with armored vehicles. The army carried out engineering activity in the area, to enable easier crossing of the river by troops in the future, if required. The Israeli Air Force struck over 100 targets in the area, as part of support for the ground troops, the military adds.

Israeli troops crossed the Litani River on the outskirts of the southern Lebanon town of Zawtar al-Sharqiyah, around 10 kilometers from the border with Israel, during a recent operation against Hezbollah, the military announces. The week-long raid was led by the Golani Brigade’s Reconnaissance Unit, and included other forces. The IDF says the troops achieved "operational control" over the area, and worked to clear it of Hezbollah infrastructure. The soldiers did not cross the line demarcating the IDF's new security zone in southern Lebanon, referred to by some in the army as the "Yellow Line." During the raid, the military says, troops encountered numerous Hezbollah operatives, and killed dozens of them in close-quarters combat and by directing airstrikes. Several soldiers were lightly injured during the fighting. In one incident, troops encountered several Hezbollah operatives who emerged from a tunnel north of the river, and exchanged fire with them. During the clash, a dog of the Oketz canine unit was killed. The troops also located numerous Hezbollah positions, including tunnels, weapon depots, and rocket launchers, the IDF says. Officers involved in the operation describe the terrain as "very complex," as the river in the area is situated in a forested valley. Despite this, the troops managed to cross the river with armored vehicles. The army carried out engineering activity in the area, to enable easier crossing of the river by troops in the future, if required. The Israeli Air Force struck over 100 targets in the area, as part of support for the ground troops, the military adds.

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Several Hezbollah operatives armed with RPGs were killed in Israeli airstrikes near Nabatieh in south Lebanon yesterday, the IDF says. Egoz Unit commandos identified the operatives near Israeli troops before the IAF struck the fighters and the structure they were operating from. Separately, the Multi-Domain Unit destroyed a Hezbollah rocket launcher that the military said posed a threat to forces in the area.

Several Hezbollah operatives armed with RPGs were killed in Israeli airstrikes near Nabatieh in south Lebanon yesterday, the IDF says. Egoz Unit commandos identified the operatives near Israeli troops before the IAF struck the fighters and the structure they were operating from. Separately, the Multi-Domain Unit destroyed a Hezbollah rocket launcher that the military said posed a threat to forces in the area.

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The IDF releases footage of troops scanning the inside of Hezbollah's tunnels beneath the Ali Taher Ridge in southern Lebanon, before the underground complex was destroyed last night. Some 50 Hezbollah operatives were believed to be holed up under Ali Taher when a new ceasefire took effect in June. Contrary to recent reports, no members of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps were in the tunnels, according to the IDF. The military says it killed many of the Hezbollah operatives during the offensive to capture the underground site, including some trying to flee the tunnels and some trying to bring reinforcements. A video published by the IDF shows two Hezbollah operatives being struck after opening fire from one of the tunnel shafts. Inside the tunnels, around a dozen bodies were found by the troops, according to the military. Still, some of the Hezbollah operatives are assessed to have fled the area. The military says it will "reorganize" its deployment in the area following the destruction of the tunnels, but will still remain in control of the ridge with surveillance and firepower.

The IDF releases footage of troops scanning the inside of Hezbollah's tunnels beneath the Ali Taher Ridge in southern Lebanon, before the underground complex was destroyed last night. Some 50 Hezbollah operatives were believed to be holed up under Ali Taher when a new ceasefire took effect in June. Contrary to recent reports, no members of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps were in the tunnels, according to the IDF. The military says it killed many of the Hezbollah operatives during the offensive to capture the underground site, including some trying to flee the tunnels and some trying to bring reinforcements. A video published by the IDF shows two Hezbollah operatives being struck after opening fire from one of the tunnel shafts. Inside the tunnels, around a dozen bodies were found by the troops, according to the military. Still, some of the Hezbollah operatives are assessed to have fled the area. The military says it will "reorganize" its deployment in the area following the destruction of the tunnels, but will still remain in control of the ridge with surveillance and firepower.

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🎯DISMANTLED: 2 underground tunnel routes with a combined length of ~2km, east of the Yellow Line in central Gaza. Several hideouts & weapons were located inside the tunnel routes. Additionally, during searches in the area, the troops located dozens of rockets & explosive devices.

🎯DISMANTLED: 2 underground tunnel routes with a combined length of ~2km, east of the Yellow Line in central Gaza. Several hideouts & weapons were located inside the tunnel routes. Additionally, during searches in the area, the troops located dozens of rockets & explosive devices.

Israel Defense Forces

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The IDF publishes bodycam footage of troops locating Hezbollah weapons in a home in southern Lebanon. The weapons were located by soldiers of the Nahal Brigade. The IDF says the Nahal soldiers, in coordination with the Israeli Air Force, also demolished several Hezbollah sites, including anti-tank missile launch posts and weapon depots.

The IDF publishes bodycam footage of troops locating Hezbollah weapons in a home in southern Lebanon. The weapons were located by soldiers of the Nahal Brigade. The IDF says the Nahal soldiers, in coordination with the Israeli Air Force, also demolished several Hezbollah sites, including anti-tank missile launch posts and weapon depots.

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The IDF publishes footage showing the moment a Hezbollah gunman who emerged from a tunnel near the Litani River was killed by troops of the Golani Brigade’s Reconnaissance Unit.

The IDF publishes footage showing the moment a Hezbollah gunman who emerged from a tunnel near the Litani River was killed by troops of the Golani Brigade’s Reconnaissance Unit.

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