War Reports

The IDF has approved battle plans for a potential ground offensive in Lebanon as drills and exercises near the border intensify.

Israeli intelligence spent 20 years collecting terabytes of data on Hezbollah, uncovering its network and hierarchy using advanced tech, from spy satellites to hacked devices.

Israel’s security agency, Shin Bet, reports a significant increase in Iran’s efforts to carry out assassinations within the country, urging the public to exercise heightened vigilance.

Prime Minister Najib Mikati announces Lebanon’s official stance on implementing a ceasefire and UN Resolution 1701, emphasizing unity and the deployment of the army south of the Litani River.

Hezbollah denies media reports of structural changes within its ranks, stating no official announcements have been made regarding new appointments.

Gideon Sa’ar joins Netanyahu’s cabinet as a minister without portfolio, signaling a political shift within the Israeli government.

Israel continues to strike Hezbollah targets in Lebanon following the death of its leader, Hassan Nasrallah. The conflict intensifies as fears grow over regional escalation.

The U.S. is ramping up its military presence in the Middle East, keeping the USS Abraham Lincoln and deploying more combat aircraft in response to rising tensions.

An Israeli airstrike in Beirut killed more than 20 Hezbollah operatives, including leader Hassan Nasrallah. The strike targeted an underground command center in Dahiyeh.

Hezbollah supporters in Lebanon are circulating footage claiming to show the extraction of Hassan Nasrallah’s body from the site of the airstrike in Beirut.