The Hezbollah terror group announces the deaths of five members killed “on the road to Jerusalem,” its term for operatives slain in Israeli attacks.
Their deaths bring the terror group’s death toll during the ongoing skirmishes with Israel since October to at least 458.
The announcements come after Israel allegedly caused walkie-talkies used by the terror group to explode across Lebanon today, which, according to Lebanese health officials, killed 14 and wounded 450 others.
The IDF also carried out airstrikes on Hezbollah operatives in southern Lebanon today.
Yesterday, Hezbollah named 12 members killed by Israel, including some who were killed after pagers used by the terror group exploded, and others in strikes in southern Lebanon.
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