Marking a year since the ceasefire in Lebanon that ended Hezbollah’s attacks on Israel, the IDF says it has killed in airstrikes over 370 terror operatives who were violating the terms of the truce.
Most of the slain terror operatives were members of Hezbollah, while others were from allied groups, including Hamas.
Since the ceasefire took effect on November 27, 2024, the IDF says it has been operating in Lebanon to prevent Hezbollah from restoring its capabilities.
In addition to the hundreds of airstrikes, the military says ground troops have conducted over 1,200 raids and other small operations in southern Lebanon, mostly in the areas surrounding the IDF’s five “strategic” posts just over the border.
The operations included demolishing terror infrastructure, thwarting Hezbollah intelligence collection efforts, and other activities to damage the terror group’s capabilities, the army says.
The IDF says troops located numerous weapons, rocket-launching sites, and other buildings used by Hezbollah during the raids.
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