Shiite-affiliated channels report that Hezbollah is firing rockets, anti-tank missiles, and drones at Israeli forces attempting to capture the strategic Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon. The reports are unverified by official Israeli sources.
Shiite-affiliated Telegram channels report ongoing fire from Hezbollah — including rockets, anti-tank missiles, and drones — targeting Israeli forces attempting to capture the strategic Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon. The ridge, rising to about 697 meters, overlooks the Nabatieh district and has been a focal point of IDF operations in recent days.
As The Zioneer reported earlier tonight (01:12 Jerusalem), Lebanese media described Israeli ground forces advancing toward the ridge with heavy armor and artillery. A subsequent report at 01:02 noted intensive artillery shelling across several areas in southern Lebanon. The current report frames the fire as resistance to that ongoing advance.
The reports — all from Shiite-aligned channels — remain unverified by the IDF, which has not issued a statement on the current engagement. No casualty figures or interception details are available. The situation is ongoing.
3 developments
- StrongLebanese sources: Hezbollah fires two anti-tank missiles at IDF force advancing near Nabatieh
- StrongHezbollah claims hitting Israeli vehicles, repelling advance near al-Tibnah
- StrongAl Jazeera confirms IDF maneuvering forces advancing toward Ali al-Taher ridge
- DevelopingFresh barrage of IDF heavy artillery pounds Ali al-Taher ridge
Source and signal
- Internal intake