The IDF is concluding a month of large-scale offensive activity in Lebanon, which includes a focused ground maneuver combining strikes from the air, sea, and land.
Divisions 91, 146, 36, and 162 are leading a focused ground offensive effort in southern Lebanon, which includes targeted raids, destroying terrorist infrastructure, and eliminating terrorists, while deepening the damage to the terrorist organization's capabilities and pushing it from the area.
So far, about 1,000 terrorists have been eliminated, including many senior commanders and hundreds of Radwan terrorists.
The IDF has attacked more than 3,500 terrorist targets across Lebanon, with the attacks focusing on terrorist infrastructure, weapons depots, launch sites, and command and control headquarters.
Elimination of 15 terrorists. Photo: Doc.
Alongside the military campaign, the IDF is waging an economic war against Hezbollah: key assets and cash depots of the "Al-Karch Al-Hassan" association were attacked, a financial association that operates as a parallel mechanism to the banking system in Lebanon and exploits citizens' money, and receives money from Iran to finance Hezbollah.
This, along with an attack on five major bridges that were used to transport weapons and enemy forces from the north to the south of the country, is causing significant damage to the organization's economy.
This morning, an IDF spokesman released footage of Givati Brigade fighters eliminating armed Hezbollah terrorists who approached forces in southern Lebanon.
The fighters identified armed terrorists on Tuesday and, in a quick closing of the circle, the forces fired on the Air Force forces, who eliminated the terrorists.
In additional activity in the area, brigade forces located numerous weapons, including long weapons, RPG missiles, cartridges and combat equipment intended for use against IDF forces and citizens of the State of Israel.
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