The Zioneer reports an additional strike in the Ali Taher area of southern Lebanon early Monday, the latest in a series of nightly attacks in the region. No details on targets or casualties are yet available.
An additional strike was reported in the Ali Taher area of southern Lebanon in the early hours of Monday, the latest in a string of attacks the IDF has conducted on the strategic ridge over recent nights. No details on the target, casualties, or damage have yet emerged.
The Zioneer has tracked the campaign on the Ali Taher ridge since the early morning of Thursday, August 20, when a series of reports documented Israeli Air Force strikes on the ridge and nearby villages, including Kafr Rumman and Nabatieh. Subsequent updates that night described the use of bunker-busting missiles, white phosphorus artillery, and combined ground-and-air operations, with Hezbollah operatives besieged in the area as IDF forces maneuvered around the position. The strikes have continued nightly since then.
The ridge, which overlooks the city of Nabatieh—a major Hezbollah logistics hub—was captured by Israeli forces in mid-August. The Zioneer reported on August 12 that the IDF had secured the strategic high ground, and on June 13 that the capture was described as a major step toward dismantling Hezbollah's military presence in the region.
No information has been released on the nature of tonight's target, nor on any casualties or damage. The reports remain unconfirmed by the IDF.
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