Rescue workers search for survivors among the rubble following an Israeli airstrike on the night of Sept. 7 on the village of Kfar Roummane, in the Nabatieh district of southern Lebanon. (Credit: Mahmoud Zayyat/AFP)
Israel continues to escalate its military operations in southern Lebanon, even after announcing that it took control of Ali Taher hill. The message is that Israel does not consider itself bound by any geographical limits in conducting its operations.Israel had already made clear that it wants the Lebanese Army to enter Hezbollah military facilities in Mount Rihan and Iqlim al-Tuffah. According to L’Orient-Le Jour, the Israelis have specifically identified several areas, including Wadi Berghoz, Kfar Houneh and the Jabbour area, as well as sites in Qatrani. Sojod and Jabal al-Rafi’ have also been mentioned.The area is, in effect, a major military and strategic stronghold for Hezbollah. Its hills rise to around 1,200 meters, nearly twice the height of Ali Taher. Israel considers these positions a significant threat to communities in...
Israel continues to escalate its military operations in southern Lebanon, even after announcing that it took control of Ali Taher hill. The message is that Israel does not consider itself bound by any geographical limits in conducting its operations.Israel had already made clear that it wants the Lebanese Army to enter Hezbollah military facilities in Mount Rihan and Iqlim al-Tuffah. According to L’Orient-Le Jour, the Israelis have specifically identified several areas, including Wadi Berghoz, Kfar Houneh and the Jabbour area, as well as sites in Qatrani. Sojod and Jabal al-Rafi’ have also been mentioned.The area is, in effect, a major military and strategic stronghold for Hezbollah. Its hills rise to around 1,200 meters, nearly twice the height of Ali Taher. Israel considers these positions a significant threat to communities in...
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