Israeli soldiers entered Bint Jbeli in South Lebanon, a site considered significant by Hezbollah as a symbol of resistance. This move follows Hezbollah's close ties with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the Islamic Republic of Iran had planned a massive attack against Israel, which he likened to a Holocaust, and claimed that joint actions with the United States prevented this threat.
On Tuesday, Tasnim News Agency, affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, reported that 35 members of the Popular Mobilization Forces from Iraq entered Iran through the Shalamcheh border and were heading to the city of Minab to offer condolences to the families of students at Shajareh Tayebeh School.
Bint Jbeli in South Lebanon was Hezbollah's crown jewel and a symbol of their 'resistance', and today Israeli soldiers are casually going sightseeing there. Hitching themselves to the IRGC is costing them everything.
