Following numerous days of airstrikes in southern Lebanon and Beirut, Israel declared that its army has started “limited, localized, and targeted ground raids” against Hezbollah.
Israel killed the leader of the Shia Islamist organization, Hassan Nasrallah, on Friday in a massive airstrike in the southern suburbs of Beirut, dealing a crushing blow to the organization.
After nearly a year of cross-border hostilities brought on by the Gaza War, Israel has gone on the attack, claiming it wants to guarantee the safe return of border region residents who have been forced to flee their homes due to Hezbollah bombings.
Hezbollah has not been vanquished, despite its weakness. The gang is still thought to have a sizable stockpile of long-range missiles and is continuously firing rockets into northern Israel.
This is a quick overview of the several events that have occurred recently.
Israel launches an aerial campaign in southern Lebanon.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed what was widely anticipated—that it was beginning a ground incursion into Lebanon—in a statement that was posted at 2:00 local time on Tuesday morning.
The IDF said that its planned targets are “located in villages close to the border and pose an immediate threat to Israeli communities in northern Israel.”.
