IDF Completes Operation on Ali Al-Taher Ridge, Neutralizing Hezbollah Infrastructure
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced the completion of its operation to clear Hezbollah's underground infrastructure on the Ali Al-Taher ridge. The military stated that it is now working to neutralize these facilities.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu commented on the operation, stating that "many terrorists were eliminated" on the ridge and that equipment and computers were removed. The IDF spokesperson confirmed that the operation aimed to clear and neutralize Hezbollah's subterranean infrastructure in the area.
Despite the IDF's claims, a Hezbollah parliament member expressed doubt regarding Israel's control over the Ali Al-Taher ridge. The article also notes that the ongoing reports about the ridge's capture were the longest "prelude" to a conflict in the current war.
In other news, the US House of Representatives passed a bill imposing sanctions on universities that boycott Israel or restrict student exchange programs. Separately, the President of Argentina has escalated a dispute with the UK over sovereignty of the Falkland Islands, amid oil drilling activities involving both British and Israeli companies.
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