While the IDF destroys infrastructure, Hezbollah seeks weak points: a rare glimpse into the situation assessments in the Northern Command

Maj. Gen. Rafi Milo holds daily situation assessments against Hezbollah's attempts to study the forces' activities and identify vulnerabilities. Meanwhile, the IDF deepens its operations in Lebanese villages, exposes terror infrastructure, and works toward strategic control.

The commander of the Northern Command, Maj. Gen. Rafi Milo, holds daily situation assessments against Hezbollah's attempts to study IDF activity, examine response times, and locate weak points. Meanwhile, the IDF is deepening its operations in villages in southern Lebanon, exposing terror infrastructure and taking over strategic positions. An officer in the Galilee Formation said that the general urges commanders to take initiative and be proactive. In recent weeks, engineering forces have blown up buildings, weapons depots, and infrastructure in the villages of Baraachit, Kounine, al-Qantara, and Haddatha. The IDF is also operating in the second and third lines of villages to prevent Hezbollah from entrenching, amid criticism of the Lebanese army for not fulfilling the understandings. Additionally, the clearing of the Saluki and Zibqin wadis from terror infrastructure built over more than twenty years continues.

While the IDF destroys infrastructure, Hezbollah seeks weak points: a rare glimpse into the situation assessments in the Northern Command