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IDF Chief Vows to Hold and Expand Operations in Southern Lebanon for Long-Term Security
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First reported by Now 14 · 50 minutes ago
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IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir visited southern Lebanon, affirming the IDF's commitment to hold captured territories and expand operations against Hezbollah to ensure northern Israel's security. He highlighted ongoing readiness across multiple fronts, praised troop performance, and called for military expansion to meet growing operational demands.
- 01IDF Chief Eyal Zamir vows no withdrawal from captured Lebanese territories until long-term security is ensured.
- 02If necessary, Israeli forces will deepen operations and reach additional areas in Lebanon.
- 03Zamir praised Kfir Brigade's rapid redeployment from Gaza to Lebanon and their combat readiness.
- 04IDF is clearing Hezbollah terror infrastructure from captured zones threatening northern Israel.
- 05The military is prepared for various scenarios, including intensified campaigns against Iran.
- 06IDF missions are expanding across Lebanon, Syria, Gaza, and the West Bank, requiring more troops.
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