Hezbollah

An IDF tank fired at least one and possibly two shells at a Hezbollah position near the town of Al-Hamidiya, according to multiple reports.

US envoy Amos Hochstein spent 3 days in Tel Aviv to discuss the demarcation but faced a decline in Israeli Interest.

Surveillance allegedly captured images between June 9 and July 30.

Macron also said he wanted to see those responsible for the Beirut port disaster being put on trial and punished.

Mohammad Raad, Hezbollah’s parliamentary bloc leader, called the archbishop’s delivery of cash and medicine a “national betrayal.”

US special energy envoy Amos Hochstein was expected to arrive in Beirut this weekend to continue his efforts at mediating a deal between the two sides.

Report: Israel assesses that Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah’s recent threats are an attempt to frame the pending agreement as Hezbollah achievement.

Israel has recently commenced actions to develop the Karish gas field in the area, and Hezbollah is now threatening war by September.

Nasrallah said he had been suffering from serious coughing bouts and had difficulty speaking.

"Hezbollah's aggression is unacceptable and is liable to lead the entire region into an unnecessary escalation."

Hezbollah demands Israel dismantle a concrete barrier built in the 1940s at the exit of the tunnel facing Lebanon, and transfer sovereignty over the tunnel itself to Lebanon.

The drone was downed after it crossed into Israeli airspace from Lebanon.

“The new equation is Karish, what’s beyond Karish and what’s beyond, beyond Karish” will be attacked, Nasrallah declared ominously.

Nasrallah: “If the objective is to prevent Lebanon from extracting oil and gas, no one will be able to extract gas and oil nor to sell gas and oil, no matter the consequences.”

According to a video post, this is the first shipment of such weapons to be transported across the Lebanese border.

The Israeli military also announced the downing of a fourth Hezbollah UAV.

Before departing to France, Lapid warned Lebanon of the consequences of Hezbollah’s repeated attacks on Israel.

Defense Minister Benny Gantz Gantz presented satellite images of four Iranian warships in the Red Sea, warning Iran is a regional and global threat.

Two of the drones were shot down, for the first time, by Barak missiles from the Saar 5 Class Corvette INS “Eilat." The third UAV was shot down by an IAF F-16 fighter jet.

Once an outpost appears, the Lebanese army and UNIFIL cease visiting the location, a senior IDF source tells Channel 12.

Israel’s defense establishment is closely monitoring Iran’s official threats for revenge.

Last week, Israel was blamed by Syria and Russia for air strikes that disabled two of the runways at Damascus International Airport, shutting down its operations.

“They will pay the price, them and those who send them,” says OC IDF Northern Command.

"Locating gas-based energy sources can greatly assist Lebanon’s economy and its citizens, and it is in the interest of the State of Lebanon to advance the dialogue on this matter."

"We know them by name and where they come from. When the day arrives, they will pay the price, they and those who sent them."

Several reports claimed the air strike was being carried out by Israeli forces against Hezbollah in Syria.

The move follows threats that were issued this weekend by Hezbollah, and by the Lebanese government.

Iran's Lebanese proxy Hezbollah warned Thursday the terrorist organization "will not allow Israel to produce natural gas in the disputed territories."

Last year's Chariots of Fire exercise was canceled by the start of an 11-day mini-war with Hamas later named as Operation Guardian of the Walls.

Hamas and the Islamic Jihad terror groups in the Gaza Strip issued similar threats against Israel in recent days.