IDF: Over 500 targets struck in the past month in Lebanon and Gaza

The IDF released data on Israeli Air Force strikes over the past month: more than 370 Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon and over 140 Hamas targets in Gaza were attacked. Among the targets: brigade commanders, terrorists from October 7, weapons warehouses, and terror infrastructure.

The IDF released new data this morning (Thursday) on Israeli Air Force operations over the past month, revealing that more than 500 targets were struck in the security zone in Lebanon and the Gaza Strip. The military noted that the strikes were carried out as part of the ongoing effort to eliminate threats and support ground forces across all arenas. According to an IDF spokesperson, the Air Force, guided by regional commands and the Intelligence Directorate, struck more than 370 targets of the Hezbollah terror organization in southern Lebanon. Simultaneously, in the Gaza Strip, more than 140 targets of the Hamas terror organization were attacked. The IDF reported that among the targets in the Strip were three Hamas brigade commanders, terrorists who, according to the military, advanced terror plots and posed a threat to forces, terrorists who participated in the raid and kidnappings on October 7, terrorists who, according to the IDF, held hostages, along with weapons warehouses and additional terror infrastructure. The IDF further emphasized that the Air Force continues to operate across all sectors, both in offensive and defensive missions, aiming to remove threats and provide continuous support to forces operating in the field.