Israel says it killed a Hezbollah member in a drone strike in south Lebanon
- An Israeli drone strike in south Lebanon killed one person, identified as a member of Hezbollah, according to the Israeli military.
- This strike is part of ongoing attacks following a U.S.-brokered ceasefire that ended the Israel-Hezbollah war in November.
- Lebanon's military court sentenced two individuals to prison for providing Israel with information, including around 1,500 photographs from Beirut's suburbs.
- One sentenced received a 15-year term, and the other received a 10-year term for scanning telecommunications in Beirut.
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Information indicated that the target of the Burj al-Muluk raid was Muhammad Ali Khalil Dawoud Sheet. Information indicated that the Israeli enemy targeted a civilian car in the town of Burj al-Muluk, southern Lebanon, with a drone. The Civil Defense in southern Lebanon announced the martyrdom of two people in the raid. According to the information, the targeted car, opposite the Burj al-Muluk church, was a white Rapid. In this context, the Isra…
Israeli military kills two Hezbollah terrorists
Tel Aviv: Early Sunday morning, the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) attacked and killed two terrorists from the terrorist organization Hezbollah who were observation operatives and were directing terrorist operations in the Yatar and Meiss El Jabal areas in southern Lebanon. “The activities of these terrorists constitute a violation of the understandings between Israel and Lebanon,” said the IDF. (ANI) Also Read: Air Force strike kills six terrorist…
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