The American newspaper The Wall Street Journal devoted a large article to the IDF's deployment on the northern front, revealing that the army is keeping close to 100,000 soldiers on the border and that it is deployed in communities evacuated for a preemptive strike against the Hezbollah terrorist organization.
Documentation: IDF attacks Hezbollah terrorist targets in southern Lebanon // IDF Spokesperson
"The Israeli army has turned the villages along the border into military camps with tanks and armored vehicles in the streets and fighters sleeping among the citrus groves," the article said, describing the evacuated residents' coping with the situation and the political pressure exerted on the Israeli government and its leader to carry out a preemptive attack against Hezbollah in order to neutralize the threat to their daily lives.
The limited confrontation between Israel and Hezbollah receives less coverage in the media around the world due to the lack of a large number of civilian casualties as a result of the exchange of blows between the sides. Yesterday, the foreign media extensively covered the missile and rocket attack on the IDF base in a video, and Hezbollah's documentation of the attack was widely distributed.
Meanwhile, fighting on the northern border continues. In the morning, an anti-tank missile fired by the Hezbollah terrorist organization hit a house in the Metula colony. In addition, Lebanese media reported that an 80-year-old woman was killed in IDF bombings in southern Lebanon.
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