Zionist Military Conducts Exercises in Galilee over Renewed Hezbollah Border Concerns

The Israeli occupation military has commenced a significant military exercise in the Galilee area, adjacent to the Lebanese border. This operation was previously scheduled as part of the military’s yearly training agenda.

According to a spokesperson from the Israeli army, the exercise will encompass the practice of various scenarios, featuring the use of drones, aircraft, and ships, with explosions anticipated to be heard.

In response to reports from settlers along the northern border regarding Hezbollah operatives nearing the fence, Galilee Division Commander Brig. Gen. Yuval Gez communicated with local security coordinators to verify the claims and to detail the military’s enforcement strategy at the frontier, as reported by the Ynet website.

Israeli forces have persisted in their infringement on Lebanese sovereignty, deploying gliders to drop bombs on villages in southern Lebanon and deploying warplanes to conduct flyovers in the Bekaa region.

Israeli forces stationed at Al-Radar and Ruwaisat Al-Alam reportedly opened fire at the peripheries of Shebaa and Kfarchouba towns in South Lebanon, as reported by an Al-Manar journalist. Additionally, it was noted that forces identified as enemy troops deployed near Blida, a town in South Lebanon, have also discharged weapons toward nearby olive groves, allegedly to intimidate local farmers.