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IDF Strikes Suspects in South Lebanon After Repeated Threats Near Ali Tahar Ridge
The IDF struck suspects in southern Lebanon after they crossed the security zone in the Ali Tahar ridge area and threatened Israeli troops. The army said this was the third such incident in 48 hours, amid repeated clashes with Hezbollah operatives in the same sector.
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What happened
- 01The IDF struck suspects who crossed into the Ali Tahar ridge security zone in southern Lebanon.
- 02The army said the vehicle posed a direct threat to forces operating in the area.
- 03This was the third hostile incident in 48 hours in the same sector.
- 04Earlier strikes hit armed Hezbollah operatives on Wednesday and Tuesday.
- 05Israel Katz said Israel will not withdraw from southern Lebanon, even under U.S. pressure.
Defense Minister Israel Katz also said Israel will not withdraw from southern Lebanon.
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