April 29

The IDF has revealed new details about the massive Hezbollah underground complex destroyed in southern Lebanon near Qantara.

According to the IDF, the tunnel network was built over roughly a decade with direct Iranian involvement and was part of Hezbollah’s plan to “conquer the Galilee.” The two tunnels stretched about 2 kilometers in total, reached depths of around 25 meters, and included hidden entrances, electricity, weapons, sleeping quarters, kitchens, bathrooms, and rocket-launching shafts aimed toward Israel.

The IDF used over 450 tons of explosives to destroy the site. The blast was so powerful that it was detected by Israel’s seismic warning systems.

This was not just a tunnel. It was a strategic Hezbollah terror base designed to hide fighters, store weapons, and prepare attacks against Israeli communities.

Israel has every right and every responsibility to dismantle terror infrastructure before it is used against its civilians.

Iran built it. Hezbollah hid it. Israel destroyed it.

Wow — this is next level.

Beautiful footage shows an Israeli-made SMASH fire control system mounted on an M4 carbine taking down a Hezbollah drone with just two shots.

The SMASH system, developed by Smart Shooter, is a smart sight designed to track moving targets like drones and help the shooter fire at the precise moment for maximum accuracy.

In simple terms: it turns a standard rifle into a highly effective, low-cost counter-drone weapon.

Israeli innovation in action. 🇮🇱

Major upgrade for the Israeli Air Force

🇮🇱 The Israeli Ministry of Defense has approved the acquisition of two new fighter squadrons:

▪️ A 4th F-35 squadron (Lockheed Martin)
▪️ A 2nd F-15IA squadron (Boeing)

💰 The deal is worth tens of billions of NIS and includes full integration, maintenance, logistics, and long-term support.

This is the first step in a 10-year military buildup plan, backed by a 350 billion NIS budget

⚠️ The goal:
Strengthen readiness, respond to evolving threats, and maintain Israel’s air superiority

🇺🇸 Final agreements will now move forward with U.S. partners.

Bottom line: Israel is preparing for a challenging decade ahead — and investing accordingly.