IDF conquers Hezbollah strongholds in Lebanon
In the latest developments in the war against the Hezbollah in Lebanon, the IDF found some terrorist strongholds, including a weapons cache hidden in a very interesting place:
Benjamin Netanyahu gave a very sharp response to Britain's criticism of Israel for using "excessive force" in reacting to the Hezbollah's rocket attacks in Lebanon. There was also a pro-Israel rally in Britain as well.
IDF forces conquered Hizbullah strongholds, destroyed missiles batteries and located missile caches inside a mosque over the weekend and early Sunday.I'm really not surprised that jihadists are capable of storing weapons in a mosque. After all, it's where they're taught jihad to begin with.
IDF forces took a ridge overlooking the Hizbullah stronghold of Bint J’bail Sunday. The village is northwest of Maroun A-Ras, the site of heavy battles, which was conquered over the Sabbath.
Maroun A-Ras was taken by IDF ground troops Saturday after days of fierce battles in the area. The Hizbullah bunkers in, around and below the village have all been raided and the IDF has now stationed troops in the village. Security forces in the area report they found scores of Katyusha shells, missile storage rooms and missile-launchers concealed in the village's mosque.
In addition to all residents of Lebanon living south of the Litani Rover, members of ten additional villages from which rockets have been fired were warned to evacuate their homes by 7 PM Saturday, ahead of IAF air strikes.
The Sayed al-Zahra facility in Sidon, run by a Hizbullah associated Islamic leader, was directly hit. This was the first time a target was hit in Sidon. Beirut was also hit early Sunday morning, with Hizbullah’s strongholds south of the city bearing the brunt of IAF bombs. A Hizbullah compound in Baal Beck was also struck, and the nearby Nabi Sheet.
Over the weekend, air strikes in Lebanon destroyed a building described as “Hizbullah Headquarters,” a half-dozen missile launchers, communications lines and a cache of long-range missiles, anti-tank missiles and guns. Several television broadcast facilities were also hit, presumably due to their complicity in broadcasting Hizbullah's Al-Manar television channel.
More than 1,800 targets have been hit by Israel's Air Force since the beginning of the Reengagement War.
Benjamin Netanyahu gave a very sharp response to Britain's criticism of Israel for using "excessive force" in reacting to the Hezbollah's rocket attacks in Lebanon. There was also a pro-Israel rally in Britain as well.
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