It Ended with a Bang: Step by Step - How the IDF Destroyed the Terror Tunnel in Ali Taher

A detailed article describing the process of destroying the Hezbollah tunnel complex in the Ali Taher ridge in Lebanon, from the intelligence gathering stage to the explosion. The article is based on interviews with an intelligence officer from Yahalom and describes the size of the tunnels, their contents, and the connection to Iranian funding.

A comprehensive article by i24NEWS details the operation to destroy the Hezbollah tunnel complex in the Ali Taher ridge in Lebanon. The article is based on interviews with Captain T., deputy intelligence officer of Yahalom, and describes four main stages: forming an intelligence picture, studying the tunnel, entering the area and planning the destruction, and finally the explosion itself. The tunnels, totaling about two kilometers in length, served as a central command complex for Hezbollah for long-term stay of terrorists, and were funded by the Iranian terror regime. The explosion was carried out on the evening of April 28, 2026, using 450 tons of explosives, about 10 kilometers from the border. The article emphasizes the significant intelligence investment and the strategic blow to the organization.