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IDF Confirms Targeting Hezbollah Command Center in Former Lebanon Hospital

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of Israeli soldiers walking along a rubble-strewn street in southern Lebanon, with buildings on the left and trees and brush on the right, based on an IDF Spokesperson photograph.

The IDF confirmed on Sunday that strikes in southern Lebanon targeted a Hezbollah command center inside a building formerly used as a hospital. The military said Hezbollah operatives had recently used the site for observation and artillery activity. The Air Force also struck weapons-storage facilities and structures used to plan and direct attacks in the security zone, which the military said threatened Israeli troops and civilians. The IDF said it took precautions before the strikes, including the use of precision munitions and aerial surveillance.

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