More than 50 terrorist infrastructures were also destroyed
.
Weapons depots were attacked.
Vehicles used by terrorist cells were eliminated.
The Air Force continues to provide ongoing support to ground troops.
From Israel, they maintain that these operations seek to degrade Hezbollah's operational capacity and guarantee the security of the northern border.
Hezbollah continues to attack Israeli territory Despite Israeli
military pressure, anti-aircraft alarms have sounded again in northern Israel over the past few hours due to
new launches from Lebanese territory.
Although no injuries were reported, the Israeli government believes that the persistence of these attacks confirms that the terrorist threat is still fully active.
Regional tension continues to escalate
.
The situation also impacts the wider geopolitical landscape in the
Middle East.
From Iran, Hezbollah's main sponsor, officials warned that any Israeli escalation in Lebanon could affect future diplomatic negotiations with the United States.
Meanwhile, Israel maintains its firm stance of continuing operations until it completely neutralizes the terrorist threat on its territory.
The Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces, Eyal Zamir, assured that Israel is still in a state of war on the Northern Front and denied that there is currently a ceasefire with the terrorist group Hezbollah.
“We remain in a state of war, there is no ceasefire and we are still fighting on this front,” Zamir said during an official visit to the city of Bint Jbeil, in southern Lebanon, according to the Israeli military press office.
Israel maintains its offensive against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon The statements of
the Israeli high command come as the army continues to carry out offensive operations against terrorist positions
in Lebanese territory.
Over the past few hours, the IDF confirmed new attacks against:
Projectile launch platforms
Hezbollah military infrastructure
Weapons depots
Terrorist cells active in southern Lebanon Israel maintains that the
terrorist organization continues to use Lebanese territory to launch constant attacks against Israeli civilian populations
on the northern border.
Netanyahu seeks a peace agreement, but clarifies that there is no truce
.
In parallel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated that there is currently no formal cessation of hostilities
with Lebanon.
The president also confirmed that he ordered the start of direct negotiations with the Lebanese government with the objective of reaching:
“A historic and lasting peace agreement
”.
However, he made it clear that as long as Hezbollah maintains its aggressions: