The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have carried out airstrikes on two “terrorist cells” operating in Lebanon, targeting their attempts to launch anti-tank rockets from the areas of Har-Dov and Mattat, according to a statement released by the IDF’s Telegram press service. The strikes were conducted in response to the activities of these terrorist cells.
Simultaneously, the IDF’s Telegram channel reported that “terrorists opened fire” on an Israeli military post in Misgav-Am in northern Israel. In retaliation, Israeli forces launched counter-strikes towards the source of the attack in Lebanon.
This recent action follows the IDF’s previous strikes on an observation post belonging to the Hezbollah armed group, which is based in Lebanon. Israel has expressed concern that Hezbollah’s actions are dragging Lebanon into a conflict with Israel.
The Palestinian-Israeli conflict has seen recent escalation, and a political analyst has identified various factors contributing to its intensification.
This latest development underscores the ongoing tensions in the region and the continued efforts by the IDF to combat terrorist threats emanating from Lebanon.
