Hundreds of Hezbollah scumcrumpets killed in 24 hours before Israel-Lebanon ceasefire kicked in

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The IDF just dropped a bombshell update that shows exactly how hard they were hammering Hezbollah right up until the ceasefire kicked in.

In the final 24 hours before the truce took effect, the Israeli military killed hundreds of Hezbollah terrorists and struck around 300 infrastructure targets used by the terror group. That included launchers, command centers, and weapons storage facilities scattered across Lebanon.

"More than 150 Hezbollah terrorists were killed," the IDF statement revealed, along with those massive infrastructure hits. One of the key figures taken out was Ali Reza Abbas, the commander of Hezbollah's unit in Bint Jbeil. That southern Lebanese town has long been a major Hezbollah stronghold, and it is where the IDF's Division 98 has been locked in heavy fighting lately.

"Additional commanders in the terror organization were also eliminated," the IDF added.

Abbas was not just directing attacks against Israeli forces in the area. He had a long history of involvement in terror plots targeting military personnel, especially during Operation Roaring Lion. He also played a role in trying to bolster Hezbollah's presence in Bint Jbeil.

In a separate push, the IDF's 91st Division teamed up with the Israeli Air Force for an operation in the southern Lebanese town of Dibbin just before the ceasefire.

They struck over 70 targets and killed more than 20 terrorists in that strike alone.

Since Operation Roaring Lion launched in late February, the IDF says it has taken out more than 1,800 Hezbollah terrorists across Lebanon. Not exactly the kind of scorecard that suggests the terror group is in any position to claim victory.

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IDF finds yet more explosives inside UNRWA supplies near Gaza school

IDF soldiers from the 59th Battalion discovered a cache of weapons that include explosives, suicide vests, and intelligence documents, while conducting searches near a school complex, the IDF reported Thursday afternoon.

Additionally, the soldiers found UNRWA sacks containing hidden explosives intended to target IDF soldiers.

The fighting 162nd Division of the IDF killed about 50 Hamassholes and destroyed their infrastructure near Tel al-Sultan in Rafah between Wednesday and Thursday morning. This included a terror cell that was identified by the Nahal reconnaissance unit, which the IAF struck.

Division 98 operated in the area of Khan Yunis and the outskirts of Deir al-Balah, where they destroyed Hamas infrastructure, discovered rockets, and killed terrorists who loved death more than they loved life, unlike Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar who only wants a ceasefire with Israel if they will guarantee they won't kill him, because the "I love death . . . " yadda yadda, 'is for thee; not for me' he seems to believe.

Israeli Air Force fighter jets also attacked a weapons depot located near a Hamas military site that had previously served as the Salah al-Din School in Gaza City Wednesday evening. At least in this strike, Hamas wasn't holding babies hostage to serve as shields and make Israel look bad.

In several joint operations between the IAF and Division 252, multiple terrorist cells were targeted in the central Gaza Strip, and a booby-trapped building was destroyed.

It's obvious that Hamas is losing in Rafah and is losing the war overall. Now all they need to do is get Sinwar and destroy the coward.

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IDF kills 20 Hamassholes in Rafah and messes up their stuff

The Israeli Defense Forces eliminated at least 20 Hamassholes in Rafah and destroyed their rocket launchers that were aimed at Israel using fighter jets in the area where the projectiles were launched into Nirim on Friday.

The Nahal Brigade soldiers killed over 20 armed jihadis, targeted terrorist infrastructure, and found weapons, including a machine gun, Kalashnikov rifles, grenades, and military equipment while operating in the Rafah area over the past day, the IDF reported Sunday morning.

The Israeli military under the 162nd Division remains in Rafah and are going above ground and in the terror tunnels.  

Troops under Division 98 went deeper into operations in the Khan Yunis area and outside of Deir al-Balah.

Meanwhile, the Biden-Harris puppet masters are continuing to try for a ceasefire in order to allow some hostages to be released, and for Hamas to reload.

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Hamas disorganized as IDF makes remarkable achievements in Gaza

The IDF says it has eliminated over 14,000 Hamassholes since the October 7 unprovoked massacre on the Jewish State. Over the last two weeks, the IDF killed about 1,000 terrorists as they ramp up the pressure on the terror group.

Several alternatives for maintaining control of the Philadelphi Corridor are being discussed privately.

Throughout the week, the IDF restructured the deployment of its operating forces in Gaza. Specifically, Division 99, which had been securing the Nitzarim Corridor in the central region of the Strip, was replaced by Division 252, assuming responsibility for that area.

The IDF is intensifying its pressure on Hamas across three critical fronts: Rafah, central Gaza, and the northern Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, the Gaza Division is expanding its comprehensive command and strategic oversight of the operational zones, thereby enhancing their control and coordination efforts.

The objective is to establish a one-kilometer-wide buffer zone along the entire length of the Gaza Strip, adjacent to the border fence with Israel, devoid of infrastructure and buildings, and inaccessible to Gazans. The IDF claims several accomplishments in this effort so far.

Although the IDF is not completely satisfied with having cleared an 800-meter-wide strip along the northern section of the Philadelphi Corridor, it has significantly increased its influence in the city. This effort has uncovered underground tunnel networks and command systems. Additionally, in this area, the IDF has identified facilities used for manufacturing weapons and missiles.

The IDF has destroyed several kilometers of tunnels, many of which were functional and extended across the border into Egypt. Some of these tunnels were even large enough for vehicles to pass through.

In Gaza, especially in Rafah, all the tunnels are part of a single interconnected underground network, with each section serving a specific operational or logistical purpose.

For instance, there are defensive tunnels, command complexes, intelligence complexes, tunnels for weapon manufacturing, storage facilities, and attack tunnels that either approach the border with Israel or cross into Egypt. At the same time, the IDF is demolishing hundreds of buildings in Rafah that were used for terrorist infrastructure and operations.

The IDF has observed a significant drop in morale among Hamas operatives, who are struggling to fight effectively. Some operatives have emerged from tunnels and are attempting to regroup within shelter complexes, which the IDF continues to target, including today in Nuseirat. Over the past week, hundreds of terrorists have been neutralized in these operations.

During an operation by Division 99 and Division 98 in Shejaia and the Rimal neighborhood in Gaza City, the IDF uncovered the UNRWA's "Dalal" compound. This compound originally housed a school, a clinic, and a food warehouse provided by humanitarian convoys.

However, Hamas had repurposed the site into a large command center housing hundreds of terrorists. The IDF’s 7th Armored Brigade seized control of the site and eliminated approximately 150 terrorists. In addition, they confiscated all of Hamas's computer, communication, and intelligence equipment found there.

Several IDF sources continue to express confidence that Hamas military chief Mohammed Deif is dead. It's possible Deif was able to leave before the attack without being spotted by surveillance, but it's more likely that he was blown into such small bitesize pieces that even his nose could not be found.

The volume of anti-tank missiles and rocket-propelled grenades decreased to 134 from 652, though due to the larger initial volume of RPGs as opposed to the smaller number of rockets, this still left Hamas with a fairly large inventory of RPGs to conduct ambushes against IDF soldiers nearby.

Moreover, the Hamassholes were down to 133 improvised explosives from 662. This has effected their long-term or strategic fighting, and the IDF says that the terrorists are down to 1,000 to 1,500 rockets. At the beginning of the war, they were believed to have had 15,000 rockets.

Meanwhile, the IDF is concerned Hamas has enough long-range rockets capable of striking Tel Aviv, but it looks as if Hamas has been reduced to a survival mode rather than a group of scumbags who were able to carry out proactive attacks.

Can I get an am Yisrael Chai!

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