From Hezbollah to Haredi, “A story that you hear once in a lifetime, if that.”
Lebanon
Muslim spy becomes rabbi
A large majority of Jewish Israelis are pessimistic regarding peace with the Palestinians, according to a Jewish People Policy Institute survey.
An Israeli was wounded when a rocket fired from Lebanon hit a chicken coop in the border village of Shtula.
The Israeli prime minister delivered the message to the Iranian terror proxy during a visit to troops stationed on Mount Hermon.
A dead woman was found during searches of the damaged building.
Five IDF soldiers were wounded and three terrorists were killed in an exchange of fire during an infiltration attempt overnight Saturday.
Hezbollah’s Jan. 6 Kornet missile strike on the Meron air control base showcased the terror group’s precision-strike capabilities.
According to the Alma Research and Education Center, a vast and enormously complex system of tunnels exists under Lebanon, extending for hundreds of kilometers and potentially into Israeli territory.
As Lebanon disintegrates, the IDF gives Israel Today correspondent a tour of Hezbollah’s handiwork.
Meanwhile, the Israeli military is gaining valuable intelligence from security cameras in Hamas’s tunnels as part of its pursuit of the terror group’s leadership.