Israel Prepares for Potential Multi-Day Fighting in Lebanon Amid Hezbollah Tensions
The IDF is preparing for possible extended fighting in Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah terror sites while balancing US-mediated peace talks. Recent Israeli strikes killed senior Hezbollah commanders after attacks wounded Israeli soldiers. The US holds Hezbollah responsible for ongoing tensions and Lebanon's economic challenges.
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- IDF prepares for potential multi-day combat targeting Hezbollah terror sites in Lebanon.
- Several dozen Hezbollah militants are trapped underground in the Ali Taher ridge.
- Israel restrained some military actions to avoid disrupting US-mediated Lebanon talks.
- Three Israeli soldiers were seriously wounded near Ali Taher, prompting extensive IDF strikes.
- Senior Hezbollah commanders Abu Hassan Alaa and Ali Samir Al-Hajj Hassan were killed in recent strikes.
- US State Department blames Hezbollah for Israeli presence and Lebanon's economic woes.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are preparing for the possibility of several days of combat in Lebanon, focusing on destroying Hezbollah's terror infrastructure in the Ali Taher and Boufor ridges. The IDF is determined to complete the elimination of these terror sites, although some remain intact. Hezbollah is reportedly concerned about the IDF's operations and is attempting to target Israeli forces in the area. Several dozen Hezbollah militants are believed to be trapped underground in the Ali Taher ridge, with the IDF thwarting attempts by Hezbollah to aid them.
In recent days, Israel has exercised restraint to avoid disrupting ongoing US-mediated negotiations with the Lebanese government. This political consideration led to the rejection of some military actions proposed by the IDF in response to Hezbollah's aggressive moves. Following a serious incident in which three IDF soldiers were wounded near Ali Taher, the IDF launched a broad wave of strikes overnight, described by Lebanese sources as a "belt of fire."
Among those killed was Abu Hassan Alaa, a senior commander in Hezbollah's "Badr" unit, in the Deir Al-Zahrani area. Earlier, Ali Samir Al-Hajj Hassan, a battalion commander in the "Radwan" unit, was killed at his headquarters in Ansar, near Nabatieh. The IDF stated that several other militants involved in planning attacks against Israeli forces were also eliminated.
A US State Department spokesperson told Al Jazeera that Hezbollah is responsible for the Israeli presence in southern Lebanon and is the main obstacle to Lebanon's economic recovery. The spokesperson emphasized that pilot zones are the only practical path to peace in the region.
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