In his post on “X”, Adraee explained that the name Ali Tawfiq Al-Dweik had taken over the missile system from September 2024, continuing the previous commander which was fired, and was responsible for launching more than 300 rocket shells. towards the borders of the State of Israel.
He pointed out that these attacks included the areas of Haifa and the center of the country.
Adraee said this strike comes as part of a series of attacks launched by the Israeli army in recent months against Hezbollah infrastructure, which included missile launchers directed at Israel’s home front, as well as military bases and other terrorist facilities.
Adraee emphasized that these operations are part of the IDF’s ongoing efforts to strike the missile system operated by Hezbollah, as part of its efforts to weaken the terrorist group’s capabilities to launch missiles. moved to Israel.
This strike comes at a sensitive time when tensions are rising on the border between Israel and Lebanon, and the Israeli army continues to intensify its operations to destroy Hezbollah’s military capabilities which ‘ threat to Israel’s security.
#urgent 🔻 The IDF killed the head of the Hezbollah terrorist group’s medium-range missile system.
🔸 Yesterday (Monday), Air Force planes attacked Kfarjouz in southern Lebanon, under the direction of the Military Intelligence Authority and the Northern Command, and killed the terrorist known as Ali Tawfiq… pic.twitter.com/I5VLMdNMhA
— افیخای ادرعی (@AvichayAdraee) November 19, 2024
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2024-11-19 12:45:00
In light of the recent attack, how do you think the intelligence community assesses the evolving threat posed by Hezbollah’s military capabilities?
1. May I begin by asking how you both perceive the role and significance of the Israeli Air Force in this recent strike against the Hezbollah missile system in southern Lebanon?
2. Can you offer any insights into the intelligence gathering process leading up to this particular attack?
3. What are the potential consequences of this operation, both for regional stability and for the broader conflict between Israel and Hezbollah?
4. How do you assess the strength and capability of Hezbollah’s missile system prior to this strike, and what impact do you think this operation will have on their capabilities moving forward?
5. There have been concerns raised about the potential escalation of tensions between Israel and Lebanon in recent months. As experts in this field, do you believe this strike could lead to further military action or negotiations for a ceasefire?
6. Can you discuss the motivations behind Hezbollah’s use of the missile system and whether or not you believe it truly poses a threat to Israel’s national security?
7. what recommendations would you make for maintaining peace and stability in the region given the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah?
