Hezbollah changes its mode of operation - and the biggest dilemma in Israel today

The IDF attacked an advanced electronics laboratory of Hezbollah in the Sajoud area in southern Lebanon over the weekend. The IDF confirmed the strike, which was intended to remove a threat to forces operating in the security zone, but refused to provide details on the contents of the warehouses. Assessments indicate it was a laboratory for assembling drones and anti-tank missiles.

The IDF attacked an advanced electronics laboratory of Hezbollah in the Sajoud area in southern Lebanon over the weekend (September 26, 2026). The IDF confirmed the strike, which was intended to remove a threat to IDF forces operating in the security zone. According to an IDF spokesperson, the warehouse stored weapons used to harm forces and disrupt their operations. Since the destruction of the Ali Taher ridge, the IDF has been monitoring Hezbollah's attempts to organize north of the yellow line. For now, it is unclear whether the organization is building a new defense line or preparing for offensive guerrilla warfare. IDF sources refused to provide details on the contents of the warehouses, but assessments indicate it was a laboratory for assembling drones and anti-tank missiles. The IDF spokesperson stated that the IDF remains committed to the agreement between Israel and Lebanon.