Following the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah on November 27, 2024, Hezbollah launched a comprehensive campaign aimed primarily at restoring civilian infrastructure in the areas
The Lebanese Arena IDF Activity in Lebanon: The IDF continues operations to remove threats and terror infrastructure in southern Lebanon. January 28: Israeli Air Force
The Lebanese Army and UNIFIL were, are, and will be under Hezbollah control in southern Lebanon. This photo was taken on January 27 in the
Hezbollah was prepared for an invasion and as the ceasefire with Israel nears its end, the Lebanese terrorist group is already calling for its members to
The symbolic image above has been widely echoed by Hezbollah supporters in their narrative of the equation “The people – The army – The resistance.”
On January 28th, two Hezbollah vehicles were attacked from the air: a truck and another vehicle. They were transporting weapons in the Nabatiyeh al-Faouqa area
The Lebanese Arena On January 26, the Lebanese started attempting to re-enter areas and villages in southern Lebanon that were off-limits near the Israeli border.
The Lebanese Arena IDF Activity in Lebanon: January 16 – In Lebanon, the IDF uncovered an underground shaft containing advanced weapons beneath the home of
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