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Israeli Military Chief Threatens Hezbollah With Strong Response

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IDF Chief Warns Hezbollah of Forceful Response to Terror Infrastructure

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IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir warned Hezbollah on Wednesday that the military would respond immediately and forcefully to any rebuilding of terrorist infrastructure or threats to northern Israeli communities. During a visit to the Northern Command, Zamir also observed a demonstration of new combat robotics and urged their accelerated integration into units. He accused Hezbollah of being an Iranian proxy that harms Lebanon and stated the IDF has degraded the group's capabilities over three years of fighting.

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  • IDF Chief Eyal Zamir warned Hezbollah of immediate and forceful response to rebuilding terror infrastructure.
  • Zamir visited Northern Command, emphasizing forward defense and security for northern Israeli communities.
  • The IDF demonstrated a new "Combat Robotics Team" model during Zamir's visit.
  • Zamir urged accelerated integration of robotic systems to enhance operational effectiveness and troop protection.
  • He accused Hezbollah of being an Iranian proxy that harms Lebanon's interests and citizens.
  • Zamir stated the IDF has degraded Hezbollah's capabilities over three years of fighting.

Israel National News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Israel National News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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