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Israeli Officer Reveals Details of Operation that Killed Hassan Nasrallah

Summary by L'Orient-Le Jour
"We followed him for a very long time...We knew his apartments, his wife's home, his emergency places of retreat and the places where he was hiding." An Israeli colonel...

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"We followed him for a very long time...We knew his apartments, his wife's home, his emergency places of retreat and the places where he was hiding." An Israeli colonel...

On the second anniversary of the tragic assassination of the Secretary-General of Hizbullah, Hassan Nasrallah, new information is revealed from the secret meeting rooms of the military intelligence and air force. Two key figures who led the operation were Major (c), Head of the objective section of the Lebanese theatre of the Military Intelligence Department at the time of the assassination, and Major (Reserve) (t), Commander of the Air Force An…

Two Israeli officers involved in planning the assassination of former Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah revealed new details about the operation to track him and the pressures that accompanied the decision to target him, according to a report published by the Ynet website. The report stated that Israeli intelligence had been tracking Nasrallah for years and was able to pinpoint his location before the airstrike. Israeli officials expe…

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On the day of the second anniversary of the assassination of the former Secretary-General of Hizbullah, Hassan Nasrallah of Lebanon, a report of the two Israeli newspapers, Jirozalim Post and Ma'arif, revealed new details of the operation, showing that the Israeli army had drawn up one assassination plan and one plan to prevent rescue. Under the second plan, every mechanism that approached the place of the explosion and every opening that could.…

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L'Orient-Le Jour broke the news on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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