Hezbollah’s Islamic Resistance escalated its precision strikes on Wednesday, targeting the Israeli bases and Mossad headquarters in an unwavering effort to defend Lebanese territories and support Gaza.
The group’s military media released a series of statements detailing the attacks and their outcomes:
First Operation
The initial statement reported that the Islamic Resistance fighters bombed the Ilaniya base with a salvo of Fadi-1 missiles.
Second Operation: Ballistic Missile in Action
The second statement mentioned that at 6:30 a.m. on Wednesday, a Qader-1 ballistic missile targeted the Mossad headquarters in the suburbs of `Tel Aviv`, which is the headquarters responsible for assassinating leaders and blowing up pagers and wireless devices (telecommunications device blast).
Israeli media immediately reported that more than one million settlers entered shelters within minutes in `Tel Aviv` and its surroundings after the sirens sounded.
⚡️ Red alert sirens sounded in Herzliya, north of Tel Aviv… Hezbollah launched a ballistic missile at Tel Aviv and it was intercepted. pic.twitter.com/iLmqD2k0X0
— Warfare Analysis (@warfareanalysis) September 25, 2024
Third Operation
Hezbollah’s third statement highlighted that the group’s fighters bombed the Hatzor Israeli settlement with dozens of rockets.
Fourth Operation
The fourth statement of the day stated that the Islamic Resistance fighters bombed the Dado base with dozens of missiles.
Martyrs All the Way to Al-Quds
Also on Wednesday, Hezbollah mourned Commander Ibrahim Mohammad Kobeisi (Hajj Abu Musa), born in 1962 in the town of Zibdin in southern Lebanon, who was martyred as a result of a treacherous Israeli assassination operation on September 9, 2024, in Beirut’s southern suburbs (Dahiyeh).
Martyr All the Way to Al-Quds Commander Ibrahim Mohammad Kobeisi (Hajj Abu Musa)
About Martyr Commander Ibrahim Mohammad Kobeisi (Hajj Abu Musa):
• Born on October 10, 1962, in the southern Lebanese town of Zibdin
• Joined the ranks of the Islamic Resistance since its inception in 1982
• Steadily progressed in organizational responsibilities within the structures of the Islamic Resistance and underwent numerous advanced leadership courses
• Supervised and planned several operations against the Israeli occupation, especially in the Iqlim axis (Iqlim A-Tuffah), which he was responsible for between 1998 and 2000
• Was responsible for the Badr Military Unit (north of the Litani River) between 2001 and 2018
• Led a number of missile formations in Hezbollah
Hezbollah also mourned Martyr All the Way to Al-Quds Hussein Hani Ezzeddine (Hajj Fares), who was born in 1972 in the Lebanese southern town of Deir Qanoun Al-Nahr.
Source: Hezbollah Military Media