More than 300 Hezbollah targets struck in Lebanon in past week, says IDF spokesman

IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari says the military has struck more than 300 Hezbollah targets in Lebanon in the past week, including 40 in Beirut.

“We are striking across Lebanon, from Dahiyeh to Damascus,” he says in a press conference.

The targets in Lebanon included weapons depots, commander centers and rocket launchers, according to Hagari.

“We have identified that there are rockets and other weapons, that Hezbollah is launching at Israel, that were manufactured in Syria, and were transferred to Hezbollah from Syria,” he continues, vowing that the IDF will strike “all attempts to transfer weapons from Syria to Hezbollah and strike any infrastructure we identify in Syria that is being used to manufacture weapons for Hezbollah.”

Yesterday, the IDF struck land crossings between Lebanon and Syria, which were being used by Hezbollah to bring weapons from Iran into Lebanon. Earlier today, the IDF said it struck Palestinian Islamic Jihad sites in Damascus.