US EditionIsrael says it killed Hezbollah operative in east Lebanon
LEBANON, AUG 6 – The Israel Defense Forces killed a senior Hezbollah commander linked to rocket attacks from Syria as part of ongoing efforts that have eliminated over 230 operatives, the military said.
- Between July 28 and August 3, 2025, the Israel Defense Forces conducted operations across southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah in 14 locations, some multiple times.
- Claiming ceasefire violations, Israel states Hezbollah was rebuilding sites in violation of understandings between Israel and Lebanon since November 27.
- The Israeli military said it destroyed about 90 rocket launchers, 40 weapons storage facilities, 40 Hezbollah military installations, 20 headquarters, 14 targets in Beirut, five weapons production sites, and three training camps.
- On August 5, 2025, Lebanese cabinet ordered the Lebanese Army to draft a plan to disarm Hezbollah under U.S. pressure after a near six-hour meeting.
- Yet, the group’s top officials state `Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem has rejected calls to disarm and warned of retaliation if Israel initiates wider attacks`.
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Columbus Jewish NewsIsrael kills Hezbollah terrorist linked to Golan rocket plots
Hassam Qassem Ghrab, eliminated via a airstrike in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, directed terrorist squads in Syria planning to launch rockets at the Golan Heights, according to the IDF.The post Israel kills Hezbollah terrorist linked to Golan rocket plots appeared first…
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Israel says it killed Hezbollah operative in east Lebanon
JERUSALEM: The Israeli army said Wednesday that it killed a Hezbollah operative in the Bekaa region of east Lebanon who it said was directing militant cells in Syria. “Yesterday evening (Tuesday), the (Israeli air force)... struck the terrorist Hossam Qasem Ghorab, a Hezbollah terrorist who operated from Lebanese territory to direct terrorist cells in Syria,” the army said in
According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, another person was killed in an Israeli attack in southern Lebanon. A cabinet meeting is planned for Tuesday.
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