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Ynet: The army feared that Hezbollah would succeed in installing thermal devices on explosive drones with fiber optics. IDF officials said in reference to the change: "We are trying to move as much as possible in the Yellow Line area." "The IDF will have to change its strategy regarding...

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The Israeli military has nearly completed capturing the Hezbollah stronghold of Bint Jbeil in southern Lebanon, killing more than 100 members of the terror group in the area in the process, according to the IDF. The operation in Bint Jbeil is being led by the 98th Division with its Paratroopers and Commando brigades, along with the Givati Infantry Brigade. The IDF says it initially isolated and encircled the town to prevent Hezbollah from bringing in reinforcements or escaping. At least 150 Hezbollah operatives, including members of the terror group's elite Radwan Force, were estimated by the IDF to have been in the Bint Jbeil area ahead of the operation. The 98th Division also carried out several commando operations as it worked to secure the town, a military official says. "Over the past week, the forces completed the encirclement and launched an offensive in the town of Bint Jbeil," the IDF says in a statement. "The troops eliminated more than 100 terrorists from the Hezbollah terror organization in close-quarters combat and from the air, destroyed dozens of terrorist infrastructures, and located hundreds of weapons in the area," the IDF says. Since the IDF began its offensive in Bint Jbeil, the military has not detected any attacks from the town on Israel. IDF troops, however, have come under fire by Hezbollah from Bint Jbeil, though a military official says the rate is slowing. The official says he estimates that it will likely take a few more days to complete the operations in Bint Jbeil, during which the division aims to kill the remaining few dozen operatives there and locate the terror group's infrastructure. Bint Jbeil is considered a Hezbollah symbol. During the Second Lebanon War in 2006, the IDF battled Hezbollah in the town but failed to fully capture it. Earlier, in May 2000, after the IDF withdrew from southern Lebanon following an 18-year occupation, then-Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah delivered a victory speech in Bint Jbeil, where he infamously described Israel as "weaker than a spider web."

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian

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Maariv: The current situation on the Lebanese border is extremely problematic and Israel is biting its lips. Hezbollah is constantly sending forces from northern Lebanon to fight the IDF in the yellow area in the south of the country. Incidentally, Minister Katz boasted that the IDF destroyed the bridges over the Litani, thereby cutting off the south from the rest of Lebanon. The IDF says that the water level in the Litani River only reaches the knees, so it really doesn't matter much to them how they cross the river, over the bridge or under it. But oh well. Why spoil the victory narrative. Hezbollah is trying to turn the tables, to change the narrative. It is doing this with the help of the cheap, simple, and readily available weapons it has, but it is also working to intensify its activity with the help of the documentation of its attacks, which appears to be psychological warfare to sow fear on the Israeli side. By the way, this is not new, and it used to do so in the 1990s, when it carried out operations against IDF forces in the security zone. But Hezbollah understands something else in recent days. Unlike the 1990s, in recent days it is increasing pressure on the border line and on the conflict line communities. It is building the equations it loves so much: the residents of southern Lebanon are evacuated from their homes; the residents of the northern conflict line border will experience an intense routine of fighting with missile and drone attacks. Yesterday, a source on the front line spoke about the plight of the region's residents, a plight that illustrates how Israel has fallen into Hezbollah's trap. It has moved on to a long war of attrition, one whose sole purpose is to undermine and disrupt Israel's security routine on the northern border "We are in an impossible situation. They shoot at the settlements in the evening or at night and expect the residents in the morning to send their children to school or go to work".

barry with the NED

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