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IDF Chief of Staff Warns Hezbollah Against Threatening Northern Israel
IDF Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir warned Hezbollah on Wednesday that the military will respond immediately and forcefully to any attempts to rebuild its terrorist infrastructure or threaten northern Israeli communities. Speaking during a visit to the Northern Command, Zamir declared that the IDF will not permit the terrorist organization to establish itself in southern Lebanon.
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- 01IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir warned Hezbollah that any attempt to rebuild terrorist infrastructure in southern Lebanon will face an immediate and forceful response.
- 02Zamir conducted a situational assessment and toured the Khiam area in southern Lebanon alongside senior military commanders.
- 03The Chief of Staff's warnings followed the first IDF strike in southern Lebanon in several weeks.
- 04Zamir accused Hezbollah of being an Iranian proxy whose actions harm the interests and citizens of Lebanon.
- 05During his visit to the Northern Command, Zamir observed a demonstration of a new Combat Robotics Team model.
- 06Zamir urged the accelerated integration of robotic systems into military units to enhance operational effectiveness and protect soldiers.
- 07The IDF remains prepared to strike any adversary, with Zamir noting the military is closely monitoring both near and distant fronts.
Accompanied by Northern Command Commander Major General Rafi Milo and Ground Forces Commander Major General Nadav Lotan, Zamir toured the Khiam area in southern Lebanon and conducted a situational assessment with the 91st Division. His remarks followed the first IDF strike in southern Lebanon in several weeks. Zamir accused Hezbollah of acting as an Iranian proxy that harms Lebanon's own interests and citizens, rather than acting as Lebanese patriots.
During his visit, Zamir also observed a demonstration of a new Combat Robotics Team model. He urged the accelerated integration of these robotic systems into IDF units to enhance operational effectiveness and improve troop protection. Zamir emphasized that the IDF remains vigilant, closely monitoring developments on both near and distant fronts, and is prepared to strike any enemy that attempts to harm Israel.
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