A current satellite image of the village of Kfar Tabnit in southern Lebanon's Nabatieh district was published Wednesday evening by the Abu Ali Express channel, with a caption directly addressed to Hezbollah deputy secretary-general Na'im Qassem. The image shows the village at the foot of the Ali al-Taher ridge, a strategic high ground that Israeli forces captured in June, as The Zioneer has reported.
A current satellite image of Kfar Tabnit (Tebnit), a village in the Nabatieh district of southern Lebanon, was released Wednesday evening by the Abu Ali Express channel. The image, timestamped to today, August 5, depicts the village at the base of the Ali al-Taher ridge — a dominant height that Israeli forces captured in June as part of the ground maneuver into the Nabatieh sector, as The Zioneer has reported. The caption accompanying the image reads: "For the attention of the follower Na'im Qassem," explicitly addressing Hezbollah's deputy secretary-general. Na'im Qassem has served as the organization's number-two figure and is a senior voice in its leadership. The post, published by a channel known for its coverage of Israeli defense and intelligence matters, underscores the continued Israeli monitoring of the area, which has been a focal point of operations against Hezbollah infrastructure since the crossing of the Litani River. Kfar Tabnit sits in a tactical corridor that connects the Beaufort Castle sector to the outskirts of Nabatieh, one of southern Lebanon's largest Shiite urban centers.
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