At a security briefing convened by the Prime Minister, senior defense officials warn Hezbollah is accelerating its armament and infrastructure rehabilitation efforts.
Hezbollah supporters in LebanonReuters/Marwan Naamani
During a security briefing convened by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, senior defense officials issued grave warnings that Hezbollah is undergoing a rapid process of rearmament and infrastructure reconstruction in southern Lebanon.
Officials revealed that the terrorist organization is smuggling short-range rockets from Syria and deploying terrorists in villages near the Israeli border.
According to security sources, Hezbollah is actively rebuilding structures damaged in previous strikes and continues to station loyal operatives throughout the area.
Amid these developments, a series of high-level security discussions have taken place over the past week, focusing on rising tensions along the northern border and potential scenarios for escalation.
Diplomatic sources stressed that Israel “will not tolerate a situation in which Hezbollah rebuilds its forces unimpeded,” expressing hope that international pressure on the Beirut government will lead to more decisive action by the Lebanese army against the terrorist group.
