On Saturday, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced that it conducted extensive airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon. This action was taken in response to ongoing attacks by the Iran-backed terror group on communities in northern Israel using rockets and drones.
The IDF reported that the strikes occurred in two waves, targeting various sites associated with Hezbollah in Kafr Kila during the morning and afternoon. Kafr Kila is identified by the IDF as a Hezbollah stronghold. The military contends that the terror group utilizes the infrastructure in this area for nefarious purposes, exploiting the local civilian population and employing it as a human shield for its operations.
The Israel Defense Forces said Saturday it carried out “widespread” strikes on Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon as the Iran-backed terror group continued to attack communities in northern Israel with rockets and drones. it conducted extensive
According to the IDF, strikes were carried out in two waves on a series of sites belonging to the terror group in Kafr Kila on Saturday morning and afternoon.
The IDF said Kafr Kila is a Hezbollah stronghold, where the terror group “uses the infrastructure in the area for terror purposes, exploiting the civilian population and using it as a human shield for its operations.”
Many rocket and missile attacks against Israel have been carried out from the village, according to the military.
The IDF said a fighter jet and other aircraft also struck three terror cells in southern Lebanon on Saturday.