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    IDF Airstrike Takes Out Hezbollah’s Nabil Kaouk in Lebanon

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    What It Is About

    Nabil Kaouk, chief of Hezbollah’s preventive security unit and a member of the terror group’s council, was eliminated by the IDF in Lebanon on Saturday. The operation was conducted by Israel Air Force jets, guided by intelligence information, the IDF announced on Sunday.

    Why It Matters

    This successful strike signifies Israel’s ongoing commitment to weakening Hezbollah and ensuring the safety and security of Israeli citizens. Nabil Kaouk has been a pivotal figure in advancing terror activities against Israel, making this a significant blow to the organization.

    The Details

    Kaouk had been associated with Hezbollah since the 1980s, serving in various command roles in southern Lebanon. His elimination follows careful planning and precise execution by the IDF, showcasing Israel’s capabilities in intelligence and military operations.

    Additional Eliminations

    This operation comes closely after the elimination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut on Friday night. Along with Nasrallah, other top Hezbollah commanders, including Ali Karaki, the newly designated military chief, were also eliminated. These consecutive successful operations mark a significant achievement in Israel’s defense strategy.

    Contributions

    This report was contributed by Yonah Jeremy Bob.

    Hezbollah, IDF, Lebanon, Israel-Hamas War

    This story was first published on jpost.com.

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