IDF Launches New Wave of Strikes in South Lebanon Following Hezbollah Attack
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First reported by Ynet · 15 hours ago
What happened
The IDF launched new strikes in southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah after three Israeli soldiers were seriously wounded in an attack at Ali Taher ridge. The strikes killed a Hezbollah commander and several operatives, with Lebanese authorities reporting civilian casualties. Israel vowed to continue responding to threats, while Lebanese leaders condemned the attacks as harmful to regional stability efforts.
- 01IDF launched new strikes in southern Lebanon after Hezbollah wounded three Israeli soldiers.
- 02One strike targeted Ali Taher ridge, the site of the initial attack.
- 03Hezbollah commander Ali Samir al-Hajj Hassan and several operatives were killed.
- 04Lebanese health ministry reported 11 dead and 19 injured, including civilians.
- 05Netanyahu condemned Hezbollah's ceasefire violation and vowed strong Israeli response.
- 06Lebanese leaders criticized Israeli strikes as damaging to peace efforts.
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