Hezbollah Announced 100 Dead Since the Start of the War

The cost of the war in the north: Hezbollah announced this morning (Monday) two more operatives who were killed in IDF strikes in Lebanon: Ali Latfi Fran and Abbas Hassan Arzouni. This brings the number of deaths announced since the beginning of the war to 100 terrorists, but the IDF estimates that the number is higher in reality.

As you may recall, yesterday a fighter jet attacked Hezbollah's headquarters in Kfar Eitaron - in front of Avivim and Nir's Cliff in southern Lebanon. At least 4 Hezbollah terrorists were injured in the attack. The IDF spokesman stated: "IDF tanks and a fighter jet recently attacked terrorist infrastructure and a military headquarters of the Hezbollah terrorist organization in Lebanese territory. In addition, a combat helicopter attacked a terrorist squad that tried to launch anti-tank missiles at Israeli territory in the Yiftah area."

During a visit yesterday to the Lebanese border, Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi referred to the day after the war and said that "on the return to all settlements, both in the south and in the north - one, we need to return to a different situation, and return to both security and a sense of security."

"There is a military way to do it," he continued, "the beginning of which is also what you are doing here, to strike, to deter, to kill Hezbollah operatives, to show our superiority, and it can also come in the form of an attack and an attack and a war, and it may be that over time it will also Other periods and solutions because we are focusing between the arenas on other things."

"The State of Israel has never taken and said that war is the first solution we will try, but we understand that in the situation here it has to end in a very, very clear change of situation. And yes, a tough thing happened that tells us there are cases when it is right to use this tool, with its full force. We are using it, I don't want to say in full strength, but in many strengths and also with beautiful achievements" he finished.