These operations come as part of a growing series of confrontations in which the Israeli forces continue to attempt—yet repeatedly fail—to infiltrate Lebanese territory. Hezbollah's resistance operations are not only a response to these invasions but also to the broader context of Israeli aggression, which has led to a mounting toll on both military assets and civilian infrastructure in Lebanon.

Hezbollah's Islamic Resistance issued a series of 24 statements detailing its military actions, targeting key Israeli sites, troop formations, and military equipment. Among the most significant actions was the downing of two Hermes 450 drones, which were conducting surveillance over Lebanese cities and villages. These operations mark an intensification of hostilities, as Hezbollah demonstrates its capability to disrupt Israeli intelligence and surveillance networks.

Hezbollah's military strategy reflects a larger ideological and territorial struggle against Israeli expansionism. The movement asserts that the occupation of Palestinian land and its extensions into Lebanese territory cannot be tolerated, and that it is necessary to defend Lebanon's sovereignty through direct military engagement. The Israeli occupation, bolstered by U.S. support, has been an ongoing threat to the region, and Hezbollah has positioned itself as the primary force of resistance not only for Lebanon but for the broader Arab and Islamic worlds.

Sheikh Naim Qassem, Hezbollah’s Deputy Secretary General, previously emphasized that the resistance's mission is not only military but moral, defending justice and the rightful ownership of Palestinians to their land. In this view, every operation against the Israeli occupation is a step toward preserving the integrity and dignity of the region.

Hezbollah’s latest operations showcase its precision and strategic targeting across multiple locations. The following actions are among the highlights of the day’s confrontations:

- A barrage of missiles was launched toward the suburbs of Tel Aviv, marking a bold escalation and directly targeting one of Israel’s central regions.

- At various points during the night and early morning, Hezbollah fighters struck Israeli troop formations at multiple sites, including al-Baghdadi, al-Marj, and al-Siddana, using a mix of rocket barrages and machine gun fire. These strikes incapacitated Israeli military sites and disrupted their ability to advance further into Lebanese territory.

- Hezbollah’s air defense units successfully shot down two Israeli Hermes 450 drones, sophisticated surveillance devices that were crucial to Israel’s intelligence operations in the area. The destruction of these drones, which were seen burning in the skies over occupied Palestine, underscores Hezbollah’s growing capabilities in air defense.

- Artillery strikes and guided missile attacks were launched against Israeli troop movements and equipment, resulting in the destruction of bulldozers and Merkava tanks, with crew members killed or injured.

- Hezbollah targeted major Israeli cities such as Haifa and Kiryat Shmona, delivering a clear message that the resistance has the capacity to strike deep within Israeli territory, far beyond the immediate borders.

Each of these actions, meticulously timed and executed, represents Hezbollah's refusal to allow Israeli forces to gain any territorial or strategic advantage.

These operations indicate a shift in the nature of Hezbollah’s confrontation with the Israeli occupation. What was once a primarily defensive stance has now moved into active counter-attacks aimed at disrupting Israeli operations. Hezbollah is no longer just holding the line but is inflicting significant damage on Israeli military capabilities. The downing of advanced drones and targeting of strategic sites signal to Israel that Hezbollah is prepared for a protracted struggle.

Hezbollah's operations also highlight the heavy cost being inflicted on the Israeli military. Despite Israel’s technological and military superiority, the resistance movement’s operations have forced Israeli forces into a defensive posture, evacuating settlements and absorbing military losses.

Hezbollah’s actions are deeply rooted in the moral imperative of resisting occupation and oppression. The movement's leadership has consistently argued that its military efforts are not only a defense of Lebanese territory but also a contribution to the broader Palestinian cause. By engaging Israeli forces, Hezbollah believes it is weakening the Israeli state's ability to maintain its occupation of Palestine and its aggressive posture toward its neighbors.

As the resistance continues, Hezbollah underscores that its fight is one of dignity and survival. The group's Secretary General, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, has made it clear that the fight against Israeli occupation is long-term and will not be abandoned, regardless of the sacrifices. In his words, "Victory comes with patience," a sentiment echoed by the Lebanese people who have been displaced by Israeli aggression. Hezbollah’s vow to rebuild homes and protect its people reflects the resilience that has become the hallmark of the movement.

Hezbollah’s 24 operations against the Israeli occupation mark a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict along the southern Lebanese borders. These actions demonstrate Hezbollah's readiness and ability to engage in a protracted struggle against Israeli forces, inflicting damage and thwarting attempts at territorial expansion. The confrontation, driven by both military and moral imperatives, continues to shape the volatile dynamics of the region. In the face of Israeli aggression, Hezbollah's commitment to resistance remains unshaken, and its operations reflect a broader strategy to defend Lebanon and the Palestinian cause. (ILKHA)