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Israeli Military Targets Hezbollah Hideouts in Southern Lebanon
Recent operations show Israel's push to clear underground bunkers, while diplomatic tensions rise over the Lebanese army's role.
Israeli military operations near the Ali Taher Ridge in southern Lebanon.
By John Doe
Reporting from Lebanon 
Sept. 17, 2026, 12:54 p.m. - 20 hours ago
The Israeli military has revealed how they spent three months hunting Hezbollah fighters underground in southern Lebanon. This long operation led to the eventual destruction of the Ali Taher Ridge, a key spot used by the group.
Reports show that Israeli commandos carefully tracked Hezbollah movements and their secret tunnels for months. By the time they decided to strike, they knew exactly where to aim.
While the fighting continues, there is also a lot of talk about what happens next. Many are wondering if a peace deal in Lebanon will actually keep Hezbollah in check. There is a fear that a bad deal might just make the group feel stronger or more right in their actions.
Political tensions are also heating up. Israel is now accusing the head of the Lebanese army of being too close to Hezbollah. Because of this, talks about a permanent solution have slowed down.
Israel’s top military leader recently spoke up, saying the Lebanese army needs to get much better at handling Hezbollah if they want real peace in the region. For now, the situation on the ground remains tense as both military action and diplomatic arguments move forward at the same time.
Source: Ynetnews
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