IDF Destroys Extensive Hezbollah Underground Terror Infrastructure in Southern Lebanon
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have destroyed a large underground terror infrastructure belonging to Hezbollah in the village of Majdal Zun in southern Lebanon. This operation was part of the broader "Sof Pasuk" (End of Sentence) campaign. The tunnel system measured over 200 meters in length and exceeded 25 meters in depth. Inside, the IDF found hundreds of weapons and several rocket launch shafts intended for attacks against Israeli territory and civilians.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz announced the successful operation on Sunday evening. Israel had informed the United States and the American representative in Lebanon in advance about the planned destruction of the infrastructure. The IDF stated that its commanders and soldiers will remain in the security zone in southern Lebanon to continue eliminating terror infrastructures, neutralizing threats to northern Israeli communities, and ensuring the safety of Israeli citizens.
The operation highlights ongoing Israeli efforts to counter Hezbollah's military capabilities near its northern border. The IDF's announcement came alongside a warning to northern Israeli residents about possible earthquake alerts triggered by the demolition activities. The campaign reflects Israel's commitment to maintaining security and preventing attacks from Lebanese territory.
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