Israel assumes control of hill that served as Hezbollah installation in southern LebanonPhoto by Leonid Altman on Pexels
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Israel assumes control of hill that served as Hezbollah installation in southern Lebanon

Now4 September 2026 at 12:56

Israel assumed control of a hill that functioned as a Hezbollah installation in southern Lebanon. The military operation was described as a significant milestone in the Israeli presence in the region.

The Israeli Defense Minister characterized the action as the "completion of the dominance of the security zone" in this area of southern Lebanon. This declaration indicates that Tel Aviv considers the operation as an important step in its security strategy on the northern border.

The takeover of the Hezbollah installation represents a direct development of the conflict that erupted between Israel and the Lebanese group in October 2023. Hostilities have been gradually escalating, resulting in Israeli military operations on Lebanese territory.

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