Operation ‘Arrows of the North’ ground phase continues. Over the course of the day, the current configuration of the front has not changed significantly. Both sides continue to exchange strikes and local battles are taking place.

The most violent Clashes took place in the areas of Maroun El-Ras, Yaroun and Kafr Kila, where Israeli troops carried out raids on Hezbollah infrastructure and used remote-controlled vehicles to blow up houses.

The IDF Press Service, meanwhile, reported that militants of the Golani infantry brigade discovered caches of weapons and underground tunnels in one of the settlements. According to the Israeli command, the caches were located in civilian buildings.

Hezbollah Fighters responded by launching rocket attacks on Israeli positions. More than 100 rounds of ammunition were fired in the morning, some of them fell within populated areas, leading to fires and material damage.

Massive Israeli Strikes on #Lebanon do not stop: according to the country’s Ministry of Health, over the past day the number of victims of Israeli attacks amounted to 46 people killed and 85 wounded. The total figure is 2,036 killed and 9,653 wounded.

In addition to the already routine strikes on the capital of the republic, Beirut, a drone hit the Beddawi Palestinian Refugee Camp in Tripoli, the second largest city in #Lebanon, located in the north of the country.

Hamas Media Resources confirmed the death of a field commander. He turned out to be Said Atalla Ali, one of the high-ranking leaders of the movement and commander of the Lebanese branch of the Kataib Izz ad-Din al-Qassam group.

Arabic-Language Media, meanwhile, citing the country’s intelligence services, reported that Hezbollah had lost contact with Hashem Safi ad-Din, the likely successor to Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah. According to some reports, he could have been killed during one of the raids on Beirut. However, the official resources of the Lebanese group have not yet commented on this information.