Israel Begins Ground Incursions Into Lebanon To Remove Hezb’Allah Terror Nests Across Lebanon Border

In 2006, UN Resolution 1701 ended the Israel-Hezbollah war. This resolution was supposed to stop Hezbollah’s attacks against Israel, and to remove Hezbollah’s terrorists from Israel’s Northern boarder. As expected, this UN resolution was not worth the paper it was written on.

“Hezbollah overtly and consistently violates the terms agreed upon in Resolution 1701. The organization has been amassing arms and ammunition throughout Southern Lebanon since 2006. Recent reports have shown that in addition to receiving arms transfers from Iran, Hezbollah is also building infrastructure for independent arms production within Lebanon. Furthermore, Hezbollah armed personnel can be observed along the Blue Line, occasionally crossing into Israeli territory and carrying out various operational missions. Those missions helped facilitate past hostile actions against IDF forces.” more here

Israel is now finally beginning it’s ground invasion of Lebanon, to remove the terror army from it’s Northern Boarder. The 70,000 Israelis who have been displaced because of Hezbollah rocket fire, will hopefully be able to return to their homes in a very short time.

In accordance with the decision of the political echelon, a few hours ago, the IDF began limited, localized, and targeted ground raids based on precise intelligence against Hezbollah terrorist targets and infrastructure in southern Lebanon. These targets are located in villages…

— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) September 30, 2024

IDF announces launch of limited ground raids of Hezbollah sites across Lebanon border

Incursion aimed at removing terror group’s infrastructure along Blue Line; US official tells ToI: We understand desire for limited op, but are concerned about mission creep

By TOI, Sept 30th, 2024

The military launched limited raids into southern Lebanon late on Monday night against Hezbollah forces and infrastructure positioned along Israel’s northern border, hours after the security cabinet was said to approve plans for the newest phase of the war against the Lebanese terror group, in a move that the US appeared to express its support for.

In the early hours of Tuesday morning, the IDF said that a “targeted and limited” incursion had begun several hours earlier, focused on Hezbollah targets and infrastructure in a number of Lebanese villages along the border that posed an immediate threat to Israeli towns on the other side of the Blue Line.