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What was Hezbollah's Ali Taher Ridge?

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Built over 20 years with Iranian help, this underground complex served as a key Hezbollah command center in southern Lebanon, until IDF special forces spent months clearing it out and blew it up.

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The Battle of Ali al-Tahir was not just a military loss to Hezbollah, but a turning point in the relationship between the party and its public, after coming to the fore a story about a deal that ordered the Iranian Revolutionary Guards to be removed from the area, while the party's fighters were left in the face of the most difficult fate.

Sawalev revealed that about a month ago, the Israeli army carried out a logistical and military operation to transport 1,100 tons of explosives deep in Lebanon, destroying a secret Hizbullah infrastructure in the heights of Ali al-Tahir. According to the report, intelligence and engineering identified underground openings and installations linked to an Iranian project to service the Radwan force.

Convoys of trucks on dark nights and Hezbollah drones looking for any movement: In the heart of the mountainous terrain deep in Lebanon, an "operation within an operation" was underway where any small mistake could have ended in disaster. This is how the forces managed to pump unimaginable amounts of cargo into the shafts of the Ali Taher Ridge | New Revelations

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וואלה! broke the news on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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