The Zioneer reports footage from the Ali Taher ridge in southern Lebanon, recorded Friday morning after a detonation. No details were provided about the source of the explosion or the specific operation.
New footage released Friday morning from the Ali Taher ridge in southern Lebanon shows the site after a major detonation, with no immediate confirmation of the cause or responsible party. The visual comes a day after the Zioneer Intelligence Desk reported a series of developments at the ridge, beginning Thursday evening when Kan News cited IDF preparations to demolish Hezbollah terror tunnels in the area.
Thursday evening saw a rapid sequence of reports: footage on Israeli Telegram channels appeared to show the destruction of tunnels at the ridge; Israeli journalist Yair Goldblatt and later military correspondent Nir Dvori (N12) shared footage of the explosion and homes shaking; before-and-after imagery confirmed the blast; and seismic readings recorded a 4.1 magnitude earthquake. All were published by the Zioneer Intelligence Desk by 20:58 Jerusalem on Thursday.
The Ali Taher ridge, a strategic height in southern Lebanon, has been a focus of Israeli operations against Hezbollah's underground infrastructure. The new footage, recorded Friday morning, documents the aftermath but does not specify whether the detonation was part of the tunnel demolition reported the previous day. No casualties or damage have been reported, and the nature of the explosion remains unconfirmed by official sources.
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