The Zioneer reveals IDF body camera footage from inside Hezbollah's Ali Taher ridge tunnels

The released footage offers a firsthand perspective of the extensive underground complex that Hezbollah utilized to manage its operations in the sector. According to security reports, the network spanned over two kilometers and was the product of twenty years of construction, funded and directed by the Iranian regime. Inside the tunnels, IDF forces located a central command center belonging to Hezbollah's 'Badr' unit, which included operational headquarters, weapon storage facilities, and living quarters designed for long-term stays by terror operatives.

Strategic Infrastructure and Weaponry

Beyond the command facilities, the subterranean network served as a major logistics and strike hub. Israeli forces discovered dozens of Iranian-made rockets, missiles, and UAVs, alongside anti-tank missiles, machine guns, and hundreds of mines and explosive devices. The complexity of the site allowed Hezbollah to maintain a persistent presence and direct combat operations against northern Israel from a fortified position. Israeli sources also indicated that the bodies of dozens of Hezbollah operatives were located within the tunnel system during the clearing operations.

Operational Significance

The Ali Taher ridge is a dominant terrain feature rising to 697 meters, overlooking the city of Nabatieh. Its capture and the subsequent destruction of its underground assets represent a significant degradation of Hezbollah's remaining military capacity. As of September 2026, the group's capabilities are estimated to be at roughly 8% of their pre-war levels. The Zioneer will continue to follow official updates as the IDF completes the neutralization of strategic buffer zones in southern Lebanon.