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'I'm at the end of my rope': Shock and fear in Nabatieh after massive explosions in Ali Taher

The Israeli army has withdrawn from the ridge and pulled back a few kilometers further south, into the Beaufort region.

'I'm at the end of my rope': Shock and fear in Nabatieh after massive explosions in Ali Taher

This screenshot, taken from a video provided by the Israeli army and released on Sept. 10, 2026, shows explosions that, according to Israel, destroyed important underground infrastructure built by Hezbollah under the strategic Ali Taher ridge in southern Lebanon. (Credit: Israeli army / AFP)

The hill was no longer the same on Friday. Residents of Nabatieh, which is overlooked by the Ali Taher ridge, woke up to a drastically changed landscape, with large sections of vegetation gone following the massive Israeli detonations of tunnels beneath the hill overlooking the city the previous evening. The loss of greenery was visible over a distance estimated at about two kilometers, according to residents of the neighboring Marjayoun area — a distance corresponding to the length of the tunnels the Israeli army says it destroyed."It's so painful and sad to see a mountain we used to praise for its beauty blown up," lamented Faten Sabbah, 60, at dawn. "Even though everyone expected something to happen, no one could have imagined the scale of the explosion," Nadia Ismail added, who fled to Nabatieh with her family...
The hill was no longer the same on Friday. Residents of Nabatieh, which is overlooked by the Ali Taher ridge, woke up to a drastically changed landscape, with large sections of vegetation gone following the massive Israeli detonations of tunnels beneath the hill overlooking the city the previous evening. The loss of greenery was visible over a distance estimated at about two kilometers, according to residents of the neighboring Marjayoun area — a distance corresponding to the length of the tunnels the Israeli army says it destroyed."It's so painful and sad to see a mountain we used to praise for its beauty blown up," lamented Faten Sabbah, 60, at dawn. "Even though everyone expected something to happen, no one could have imagined the scale of the explosion," Nadia Ismail added, who fled to Nabatieh with her...
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