Israel carried out a series of attacks Hezbollah positions in eastern and southern Lebanon and claimed to have targeted more than 140 locations linked to the militant group.
Residential buildings were reportedly razed, sending plumes of smoke billowing into the morning sky. The situation was dire for Hezbollah, with the Israeli army claiming that their attacks resulted in the deaths of several Hezbollah commanders, including their leader. Hassan NasrallahThe death was confirmed hours later by Hezbollah.
Iran also reported the death of Abbas Nilforushan, a deputy commander in the country Iranian Revolutionary Guardwho also died in the airstrike that claimed Nasrallah’s life. Iran’s state news agency IRNA confirmed this loss and noted the far-reaching consequences of the Israeli operations.
The Israeli Air Force said: “The IDF continues to attack Hezbollah terrorist targets on Lebanese territory,” while videos of airstrikes are shared. The videos captured the explosions as they shook several targets in Lebanon.

The operation to eliminate Nasrallah was codenamed ‘New Order’, a clear indication of its strategic importance to Israeli military planners.
The video, also released by the Israeli Air Force, showed chilling moments from the command center, where the chief of the general staff led the operation to eliminate the Hezbollah leader.

Hezbollah, which has been a formidable opponent of Israel for decades, has vowed to continue its “holy war” against what it called the enemy and in support of Palestine.
This incident marks a turning point, as Nasrallah has been a major figure in Lebanese and regional politics and has led Hezbollah for more than thirty years.
In the broader context of this conflict, the week has been identified as one of the deadliest for Lebanon since the 2006 war between Israel and Hezbollah. Reports indicate that Israeli attacks have resulted in the deaths of more than 700 people, with at least 150 women and children among the victims.