The Israeli military has released dramatic bodycam footage showing troops discovering weapons allegedly linked to Hezbollah inside a civilian home in southern Lebanon. The operation, led by the Nahal Brigade and supported by the Israeli Air Force, also targeted multiple Hezbollah positions including anti-tank sites and weapon depots. The release of the footage comes just ahead of rare direct talks between Israeli and Lebanese officials in Washington — the first such engagement in decades. However, Hezbollah leaders have already rejected the negotiations, calling them “futile” and warning against participation. As military operations intensify and diplomatic efforts struggle to gain traction, tensions in the region remain at a critical level, raising fears of further escalation.
15 April,2026 01:32 AM IST
Israeli forces have surrounded the strategic town of Bint Jbeil in southern Lebanon after days of intense fighting with Hezbollah, marking a major escalation in the ongoing conflict. According to Israeli military claims, more than 100 Hezbollah fighters have been killed in a combination of airstrikes and close-range combat. The operation, led by Israel’s 98th Division, aims to secure the border and push Hezbollah forces away while establishing a deeper security buffer zone. Hezbollah, however, says it continues to engage Israeli troops in “point-blank” clashes inside the town.
14 April,2026 01:17 AM IST
Israel and Hezbollah are trading cross-border strikes despite a fragile US-Iran ceasefire, raising fears of a wider regional escalation. The Israeli military launched fresh airstrikes and artillery shelling in southern Lebanon, while Hezbollah responded with rocket fire targeting Israeli troops near the border. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said there is no ceasefire in Lebanon and vowed to continue operations against Hezbollah. Israel is pushing for direct negotiations with Lebanon to disarm Hezbollah, but Lebanese officials insist there will be no talks under fire.
10 April,2026 06:50 PM IST
Just after US President Donald Trump announced a two-week window of calm, tensions between Iran and Israel are flaring up again, this time with sharper warnings, higher stakes and signals of a broader regional escalation. Iran has gone on high alert, preparing what officials describe as a “heavy response” to continued Israeli strikes across Lebanon. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has issued a blunt warning: any attack on Hezbollah will now be treated as a direct act of aggression against Iran itself. On the ground, the situation is shifting fast. Reports indicate that Tehran may be reconsidering its commitment to the ceasefire altogether, especially as Israeli operations continue. Iranian state media has amplified the message, hinting at consequences that could extend beyond Lebanon.
10 April,2026 06:31 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
