US EditionIsrael claims to have killed 2 Hezbollah commanders in Lebanon airstrike
- The Israel Defense Forces reported killing two Hezbollah commanders in an airstrike in Lebanon on Sunday.
- The IDF stated that Jaafar Khader Faour was responsible for multiple attacks against Israeli civilians.
- An Israeli warplane targeted a building in Khiam, resulting in the deaths of the two key operatives.
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Israeli special forces captured a suspected Hezbollah member in the northern Lebanese coastal city of Batrun on Saturday morning.
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Israel kills another Hezbollah commander in retaliatory strikes: IDF
close Video Israeli forces go after Hamas and Hezbollah in multifront conflict Fox News’ Greg Palkot reports from Israel. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) claims to have killed another Hezbollah commander who was responsible for recent attacks in Northern Israel. IDF said Sunday morning that the Israel Air Force (IAF) struck and killed terrorist Farouk Amin Alasi, the Hezbollah commander of the Khiam area. Alasi was responsible for the …
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed this Sunday that they killed two commanders of the Hizbollah Shia militia party in Lebanon, as well as a militant of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad group in the Gaza Strip, in the context of the escalation of tensions in the region following the Hamas attacks of October 7, 2023. “The IDF continues to attack Hezbollah and Hamas terrorists. In the Lebanese region of Al Khiam, two key terrorists of the Hezbo…
Senior Hezbollah commanders in airstrikes on Southern Lebanon: Israel
Jerusalem: The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has said that it had killed Jaafar Khader Faour, the commander overseeing Hezbollah’s missile and rocket operations in its Nasser unit. The IDF reported on Saturday that Faour was targeted and killed in a precision airstrike by an Israeli Air Force fighter jet in the village of Jouaiyya in southern Lebanon, without telling the time of the operation, Xinhua news agency reported. The IDF said that Faour w…
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