IDF exposes Hezbollah’s terror tunnel in South Lebanon! Chilling footage released by the IDF shows the underground network Israel says was built by Hezbollah beneath the Ali Taher Ridge in southern Lebanon. Israeli forces say they uncovered a sophisticated network containing command rooms, operations centres, medical facilities, ventilation systems, kitchens and toilets deep underground. The IDF says the network consisted of 14 tunnel routes stretching approximately 5.4 kilometres, with troops also finding surveillance cameras, booby traps, explosives, rocket launchers, Grad rockets, drones and other military equipment. Speaking about the battle, the Egoz special forces commander, Lt. Col. “M”, described the fight on Ali Taher Ridge as the most complex battle of the last three years, according to the Israeli military account.

A massive explosion has rocked southern Lebanon after Israel said it used around 1,100 tons of explosives to destroy a strategic Hezbollah underground facility beneath the Ali Taher Ridge near Nabatieh. The Israeli military says the tunnel network stretched for more than two kilometres and served as a command centre for Hezbollah’s Badr regional division. According to the IDF, troops found rockets, missiles, drones, anti-tank weapons, firearms and hundreds of mines inside the complex.