IDF kills Hezbollah commander Faisal Ibrahim in UAV attack
The Israeli Air Force on Thursday attacked and killed Faisal Ibrahim, the commander of Hezbollah’s operational activities in the Jouaiyya district of southern Lebanon.
The Hezbollah commander was killed in an Israeli airstrike on a vehicle in the town of Deir Kifa in southern Lebanon.
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Ibrahim was responsible for planning and carrying out terrorist attacks against Israel and commanded ground operations in Jouaiyya.
Ibrahim promoted Hezbollah activities in southern Lebanon
In recent months, as attacks between Hezbollah and the Israeli army have intensified, Ibrahim has promoted Hezbollah’s consolidation in southern Lebanon while seeking to improve the organization’s ground fighting.
At the same time, Israeli Air Force fighter jets attacked in the Rihan area of Lebanon, firing surface-to-air missiles from Hezbollah’s air defense system, posing a threat to Israeli aircraft operating in Lebanese skies, the IDF said.
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