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Hezbollah weapons including missiles seized from mosque in Lebanon

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Tel Aviv: Israeli forces in Lebanon have seized a huge amount of weapons from a mosque in a busy market during a military operation. The huge cache of weapons hidden by Hezbollah included grenades, rocket launchers and missiles. Apart from this, other weapons including RPG, fighter jacket, cornet missile are also included.

Israel Defense Forces (IDF) also displayed its pictures through its social media accounts. Along with this he wrote that Hezbollah terrorists are using it for terrorism. Hezbollah has also made the mosque a center of terrorism.

Meanwhile, on Tuesday, the Israeli army carried out military action and launched a heavy attack. It is being claimed that at least a dozen people have been killed and many injured in the Israeli army attack.

Israel has vowed to eliminate Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon. He said, “Israel will not rest until the last member of both terrorist organizations is eliminated.” Additionally, Hezbollah has confirmed that its would-be leader Hashem Saifeddine was killed in an Israeli airstrike a few days earlier. Saifiuddin was a well-known scholar of the party. He was considered the natural successor to Hassan Nasrallah. As Israel's sustained and unrelenting attacks over the past few weeks have killed top Hamas leaders, there are now signs that Lebanon is still in the Gaza Strip.

Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken came to Israel and this was his 11th visit to the Middle East. He met PM Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu claimed that if his hostages were released, it could lead to an immediate end to the ceasefire. He said his meeting with Blinken was successful and meaningful.

Apart from this, a drone also came to the hotel where US Foreign Minister Blinken was staying, but it did not attack. After this he has decided to cut short his tour and return immediately.

Israel has attacked the city of Tyre, continuing its ground campaign in southern Lebanon. Before Israeli jets attacked the city, civilians were ordered to evacuate the city and move to safety.

Israel launched airstrikes on five towns in southern Lebanon on Wednesday, so far killing three people and wounding more than a dozen. However, this number may still increase. Israel has vowed to eliminate Hezbollah as well as Hamas, and so Israel's military operations in Lebanon, like in Gaza, are expected to be prolonged. Israel has already evacuated all of southern Lebanon and would not be surprised if it moves north in the near future.

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