IDF reports finding Hezbollah missiles in southern Lebanon
The Israel Defense Forces said its troops had discovered missiles and a launcher that, according to its information, belonged to Hezbollah in the Mount Dov area of southern Lebanon. This was reported by The Jerusalem Post, citing the Israeli military.
Operation in the Mount Dov area
According to the IDF, the weapons were found by servicemen from the 810th Mountain Brigade, operating under the command of the 210th Division. The operation was conducted in the Mount Dov area within Israel's security line.
Earlier the same day, the Israeli military reported that fighters of the 55th Brigade, under the command of the 91st Division, had discovered rocket launchers ready for use in southern Lebanon. According to the Israeli army, they contained 32 rockets aimed at Israeli territory. The military claims that the launchers had remained in place before the ceasefire agreement entered into force.
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The IDF said it had dismantled all the launchers found, as well as a nearby shelter. According to the Israeli military, the shelter contained a shaft linked to Hezbollah.
Separate operations in the West Bank
In a separate incident, Israeli military personnel, according to Army Radio, found weapons in the village of Talfit in the West Bank. Scarves bearing the Palestinian flag, uniforms and other items were also seized.
Israeli police reported that Border Police detained three people on suspicion of involvement in terrorist activity during overnight operations in the village of Bir Nabala in the West Bank. Two of them were detained after raids on homes based on Shin Bet security service intelligence, while the third was detained during another operation. All those detained were transferred to the Jerusalem Border Police investigation and intelligence unit for questioning.
