Hezbollah

Lebanon asked to delay a round of talks with Israel following IDF operations on the Ali Taher Ridge. Meanwhile, the two countries’ ambassadors to the U.S. are expected to meet at the State Department this week.

Troops from the 55th Brigade found a staging area, a shaft and launchers containing 32 rockets aimed at Israel in southern Lebanon. The IDF said the weapons were left there before the ceasefire agreement took effect.

A day after the tunnel complex at Ali Taher Ridge was destroyed, new footage reveals the complex operation that lasted about three months. Large quantities of weapons were found at the site, and more than 1,100 tons of explosives were used to destroy it.

Talks on deploying an international force in Lebanon are continuing, but a European official says implementation remains far off. Israel is considering a temporary force ahead of the end of UNIFIL’s operational mandate and has drawn clear red lines.

The IDF is preparing to destroy two underground routes beneath the Ali Taher ridge in the coming days, then begin a gradual withdrawal. Meanwhile, Lebanese reports described powerful explosions in the ridge area.

The IDF says it has cleared two underground tunnel routes in the Ali Taher Ridge security zone, with troops establishing operational control above and below ground.

Iran reportedly warned that it would respond forcefully if Israel launches a large-scale operation on the Ali Taher Ridge in southern Lebanon, where Israel believes dozens of Hezbollah operatives are trapped in underground compounds.

Hezbollah launched two explosive drones overnight at IDF troops on the Ali al-Taher ridge. In response, the IDF struck terrorist infrastructure in Nabatieh used to plan and direct attacks against Israel.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said he opposes turning the country’s south into a bargaining chip and stressed the state’s authority over weapons. Meanwhile, Beirut is waiting for the United States to set the next round of talks with Israel.

Two explosive drones were launched at IDF forces operating on the Ali Tahar Ridge, where dozens of Hezbollah operatives are surrounded. One drone was intercepted, while the other "disappeared." The IDF has launched a series of strikes in southern Lebanon.

Israeli security officials have identified an increase in weapons smuggling from Iran into Lebanon. A security source said, "Hezbollah is using the ceasefire to build up its strength."

The IDF launched a wave of strikes in southern Lebanon after a Hezbollah operation seriously wounded three soldiers. At the same time, it announced the killing of Abu Hassan Alaa, a senior commander in the terror group’s Badr Unit.

Golani Reconnaissance Unit soldiers have completed nearly 50 days of operations in the Beaufort area, a major Hezbollah stronghold. The forces destroyed more than 300 terror sites, weapons and storage facilities used by the organization.

Hezbollah is facing its most severe financial crisis in years as a joint Israeli-American effort targets its funding sources. The consequences are already being felt in salaries, compensation payments, and the social welfare network the organization relies on.

Forces from Brigade 55 and the Yahalom Unit operated in the security area of southern Lebanon, destroying an underground shaft and locating a large cache of Hezbollah weapons.

The IDF said Hezbollah launched an explosive drone at troops operating near the Ali al-Taher ridge. No Israeli soldiers were hurt. Lebanese reports said the IDF carried out strikes in several areas of southern Lebanon.

The IDF released figures on thousands of terror sites identified in southern Lebanon in recent months. According to the IDF, Hezbollah embedded its operations in the heart of civilian villages, putting residents at risk.

The IDF sought a forceful response to a serious Hezbollah violation, but the plan was halted. Reports say Lebanon is applying pressure during talks in Rome in an effort to prevent further escalation.

Naim Qassem has publicly expressed willingness for the first time to hold an official meeting with Syria’s leadership. His remarks come days after Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa delivered a similar message, emphasizing the importance of stability in Lebanon.

Ahead of talks expected next week in Italy, Israel has told Lebanon it will maintain security freedom of action in evacuated areas. Lebanon opposes the demand.