Israel kills 2 top Hamas terror chiefs & destroys key Hezbollah command centre in Lebanon blitz as attack on Iran looms --[Reported by Umva mag]

ISRAEL has killed two top Hamas commanders and destroyed a key Hezbollah command centre in a blitz. The man widely thought to replace Hezbollah’s leader is also missing as Israel is set to strike back after Tuesday’s missile barrage. AFPAn IDF precision strike has killed a top Hamas leader[/caption] AFPIsrael has already wiped out 250 Hezbollah terrorists since its ground invasion began[/caption] ReutersIsrael has continued airstrikes in Beirut as it has carried out a ground invasion[/caption] AFPIsrael struck the port of Tripoli killing a Hamas leader[/caption] Hamas field commander Saeed Attallah Ali was killed along with his wife and two daughters in an air raid on a refugee camp in the northern Lebanese port of Tripoli. And hours later another strike killed Hamas terror planner Mohammed Hussein al-Lawis in the Bekaa Valley town of Saadnayel. The pair were the latest kingpins taken out as Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu was set to approve a “serious and significant” attack on arch enemy Iran. Israel has yet to comment on the deadly strike. It comes after Israel launched a separate blitz in a Hezbollah command centre on Friday night. The IDF has confirmed it carried out a strike next to a hospital in southern Lebanon. The command centre was located in a mosque adjacent to the Salah Ghandour Hospital. In a statement, the IDF said: “The command centre was used by the Hezbollah terrorists to plan and execute terrorist attacks against IDF troops and the State of Israel.” It said notices were sent to residents “demanding that any military activity carried out from the hospitals should stop immediately” ahead of the attack. Israel wiped out 250 Hezbollah terrorists in just four days since the invasion into Lebanon, the IDF claims. The IDF are continuing to fight on multiple fronts across the Middle East with Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei even defending Hamas’ October 7 massacre. Israel launched their ground offensive into Lebanon this week as they continue to look to eliminate Iran-backed terror group Hezbollah from the Middle East. The IDF announced the precise operations have already wrecked the Iranian proxy – blasting militants, weapons sites and infrastructure. It comes as… Israel launched airstrikes in Beirut and expanded no-go zone Sinwar’s ‘right hand man’ was killed in bunker blitz in Gaza Brits fleeing Lebanon in superyachts to Aiya Napa for £2,500 Iran could have nuclear missiles in six months, expert warns Iran’s missile blitz ‘killed more of its own soldiers than Israelis’ Vid shows guards on Brit ship firing at Houthi drone boat Eight IDF soldiers died in Hezbollah ambush in Lebanon Israel plans revenge on Iran from secret mountain bunker In a statement they said: “250 Hezbollah terrorists were eliminated, of which 21 were commanders.” Along with the kills, the Israeli army also claims to have hit more than 2,000 sites in total during the four-day incursion. Their ground offensive was met with a strong reaction from arch rivals Iran who have invested billions in Hezbollah to train them up to help fight their battles. Israel’s Defence Minister Yoav Gallant pledged “more surprises in store” for Hezbollah after the assassination of their leader Hassan Nasrallah. Gallant said: “Hezbollah is receiving very severe blows, one after the other.” Israel has continued its campaign of assassinations to decapitate Hezbollah even after troops crossed the border. The IDF today pounded Beirut trying to kills Nasrallah’s cousin and closest aide Hashem Safieddine who was rumoured to be the group’s next leader. In their biggest strikes on Hezbollah to date, the IDF pounded targets south of the capital, where many of the terror group’s compounds are located. It remains unclear whether Safieddine was killed in the strike. Israel has also taken out senior commanders of divisions within the group as it has sought it degrade their capabilities. Gollant said: “[Hezbollah’s] missile and rocket division suffered a very heavy blow. A significant part was destroyed as a result of a high-quality and precise operation. “Command and control headquarters, communications, the entire leadership of [the elite Radwan Force], and in fact the entire second and third tiers of command below Nasrallah were eliminated.” Among those killed in the recent blasts was senior Hezbollah militant, Mohammed Anisi. So far, ground clashes between Israeli forces and Hezbollah militants have been confined to a narrow strip along the border. At least nine Israeli soldiers have been killed in battles as troops are advancing in southern Lebanon trying to wipe out Hezbollah fighters. The new wave of strikes came after Israel issued another evacuation or

Oct 5, 2024 - 16:59

Israel kills 2 top Hamas terror chiefs & destroys key Hezbollah command centre in Lebanon blitz as attack on Iran looms --[Reported by Umva mag]

ISRAEL has killed two top Hamas commanders and destroyed a key Hezbollah command centre in a blitz.

The man widely thought to replace Hezbollah’s leader is also missing as Israel is set to strike back after Tuesday’s missile barrage.

smoke coming out of a building in a city

An IDF precision strike has killed a top Hamas leader[/caption]

a tall building with smoke coming out of it

Israel has already wiped out 250 Hezbollah terrorists since its ground invasion began[/caption]

a rocket is flying through the air over a residential area

Israel has continued airstrikes in Beirut as it has carried out a ground invasion[/caption]

a city at night with smoke coming out of the buildings

Israel struck the port of Tripoli killing a Hamas leader[/caption]

Hamas field commander Saeed Attallah Ali was killed along with his wife and two daughters in an air raid on a refugee camp in the northern Lebanese port of Tripoli.

And hours later another strike killed Hamas terror planner Mohammed Hussein al-Lawis in the Bekaa Valley town of Saadnayel.

The pair were the latest kingpins taken out as Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu was set to approve a “serious and significant” attack on arch enemy Iran.

Israel has yet to comment on the deadly strike.

It comes after Israel launched a separate blitz in a Hezbollah command centre on Friday night.

The IDF has confirmed it carried out a strike next to a hospital in southern Lebanon.

The command centre was located in a mosque adjacent to the Salah Ghandour Hospital.

In a statement, the IDF said: “The command centre was used by the Hezbollah terrorists to plan and execute terrorist attacks against IDF troops and the State of Israel.”

It said notices were sent to residents “demanding that any military activity carried out from the hospitals should stop immediately” ahead of the attack.

Israel wiped out 250 Hezbollah terrorists in just four days since the invasion into Lebanon, the IDF claims.

The IDF are continuing to fight on multiple fronts across the Middle East with Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei even defending Hamas’ October 7 massacre.

Israel launched their ground offensive into Lebanon this week as they continue to look to eliminate Iran-backed terror group Hezbollah from the Middle East.

The IDF announced the precise operations have already wrecked the Iranian proxy – blasting militants, weapons sites and infrastructure.

It comes as…

Israel launched airstrikes in Beirut and expanded no-go zone
Sinwar’s ‘right hand man’ was killed in bunker blitz in Gaza
Brits fleeing Lebanon in superyachts to Aiya Napa for £2,500
Iran could have nuclear missiles in six months, expert warns
Iran’s missile blitz ‘killed more of its own soldiers than Israelis’
Vid shows guards on Brit ship firing at Houthi drone boat
Eight IDF soldiers died in Hezbollah ambush in Lebanon
Israel plans revenge on Iran from secret mountain bunker

In a statement they said: “250 Hezbollah terrorists were eliminated, of which 21 were commanders.”

Along with the kills, the Israeli army also claims to have hit more than 2,000 sites in total during the four-day incursion.

Their ground offensive was met with a strong reaction from arch rivals Iran who have invested billions in Hezbollah to train them up to help fight their battles.

Israel’s Defence Minister Yoav Gallant pledged “more surprises in store” for Hezbollah after the assassination of their leader Hassan Nasrallah.

Gallant said: “Hezbollah is receiving very severe blows, one after the other.”

Israel has continued its campaign of assassinations to decapitate Hezbollah even after troops crossed the border. a poster showing the chain of command of the idf

The IDF today pounded Beirut trying to kills Nasrallah’s cousin and closest aide Hashem Safieddine who was rumoured to be the group’s next leader.

In their biggest strikes on Hezbollah to date, the IDF pounded targets south of the capital, where many of the terror group’s compounds are located.

It remains unclear whether Safieddine was killed in the strike.

Israel has also taken out senior commanders of divisions within the group as it has sought it degrade their capabilities.

Gollant said: “[Hezbollah’s] missile and rocket division suffered a very heavy blow. A significant part was destroyed as a result of a high-quality and precise operation.

“Command and control headquarters, communications, the entire leadership of [the elite Radwan Force], and in fact the entire second and third tiers of command below Nasrallah were eliminated.”

Among those killed in the recent blasts was senior Hezbollah militant, Mohammed Anisi.

So far, ground clashes between Israeli forces and Hezbollah militants have been confined to a narrow strip along the border.

At least nine Israeli soldiers have been killed in battles as troops are advancing in southern Lebanon trying to wipe out Hezbollah fighters.

The new wave of strikes came after Israel issued another evacuation order for communities across southern Lebanon.

150 Brits get out

By Nick Parker, Foreign Editor

MORE than 150 Britons have left Beirut on the first UK Government-chartered plane.

There are concerns about how long the Lebanese capital’s airport will remain open as Israel continues its offensive against Hezbollah.

The Foreign Office said a limited number of additional flights had been chartered.

Lebanon’s Middle East Airlines also continues to operate its scheduled services.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy said: “I urge all British nationals still in Lebanon to register with the FCDO and leave immediately.”

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Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei[/caption]

Israel launched fresh airstrikes near Beirut airport on Thursday night — Israel launched fresh airstrikes near Beirut airport

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Residents were warned by the IDF to evacuate[/caption]

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