Israel Seizes Hezbollah's Top Stronghold, Ali Al-Taher, but What's Next?
- The Israeli army gained control of Ali al-Taher, a key Hezbollah stronghold in southern Lebanon, after destroying an underground complex with over 1,000 tonnes of explosives, causing seismic activity equivalent to a magnitude 4.1 earthquake.
- Israeli military sources state there are no plans to withdraw completely from the Ali al-Taher area and intend to consolidate their presence along the Yellow Line, considered the designated boundary.
- Following the operation, the Israel Defense Forces continue to hold the ridge and conduct strikes to prevent Hezbollah from reestablishing a military presence there.
- The Israeli defense forces are committed to holding the ridge and destroying any forces attempting to return, reinforcing their presence in southern Lebanon.
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Israel Katz says army preparing to take control of Ali al-Taher ridge, rules out withdrawal from self-declared ‘security zone’
Kats considered the heights of Ali al-Tahir to be "part of the yellow line and of Israel's security zone in Lebanon," which claimed to be 700 square kilometres.
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This article was originally published on Cedarnews.net. For more news and exclusive reports, visit our website. The Israeli Defense Minister stated that the Israeli army is operationally preparing to seize the Ali Taher Heights in southern Lebanon, in a new statement that raises tensions in the region. He added, according to Al Arabiya Breaking News, that the Ali Taher Heights are part of the Israeli security zone in Lebanon. This news was pub…
A Zionist media outlet, citing the regime's security institutions, claimed: "We will tactically withdraw from the Ali al-Taher heights to positions that will help protect our forces."
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