Destruction of Hezbollah's "Imad 4" Underground Facilities in Southern Lebanon

The Israeli military has destroyed extensive underground infrastructure belonging to Hezbollah in the Ali al-Tahir area of southern Lebanon, including strategic facilities known as "Imad 4."

This complex included a strategic tunnel, a command network, and underground facilities that were built over two decades.

The Israeli military stated that with the destruction of this infrastructure, a "security zone" in southern Lebanon has been completed both on the surface and underground, and Israeli forces will remain in the area to prevent Hezbollah from returning.

These facilities were built over two decades with funding from the Islamic Republic of Iran, at the expense of the Iranian people.

A Hamas vehicle was targeted by an Israeli drone.

So far, one terrorist has been neutralized.

Senior Hamas Member Eliminated in Gaza

Israeli security forces announced that Farah Hamed, a senior commander in Hamas, was neutralized in an operation in Sheikh Ajlin, a city in Gaza.

The operation was carried out by the elite Gideonim unit (Unit 33) of the Israeli Police, in cooperation with the Shin Bet and the Israeli military.

Hamed was a member of the "Silwan" cell during the Second Intifada and played a role in several deadly armed attacks in Judea and Samaria. She was exiled to Gaza in 2011 as part of a prisoner exchange agreement for Gilad Shalit.