Hezbollah's Ambush Execution in "Arab al-Aramshe"

Military analyst for the Hebrew site "Walla," Amir Bohbot, revealed that the Israeli army has begun an investigation into Hezbollah's attack on a gathering of its soldiers in Arab al-Aramshe, northern occupied Palestine, resulting in serious injuries to soldiers and additional moderate to light injuries to others. According to Bohbot, the army's investigation, as reported by the Quds News Network, indicates that Hezbollah executed an ambush after close monitoring from the Lebanese village of Deir Harfa, which is about 3 km from the border. Israeli media noted that senior officers were sometimes present at the targeted center in al-Aramshe, and Hezbollah was aware of this, aiming to target the operations room at the center and its officers. He mentioned that Hezbollah operatives fired two anti-tank missiles at a building where soldiers were gathered and then launched a suicide drone towards the same location. The analyst added that the army still does not know why it failed to intercept the drone that penetrated the airspace and reached the area of Arab al-Aramshe. Hezbollah had announced the execution of a combined attack with guided missiles and swarm drones on the newly established military reconnaissance company headquarters in Arab al-Aramshe, referred to as the "community center," achieving direct hits and resulting in both fatalities and injuries among its personnel. He added that this operation supports the steadfast Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and backs their valiant and honorable resistance, as well as serving as a response to Israel's assassination of several resistance fighters in Ain Baal and Shahabiya. The party also announced that it targeted the command headquarters of the 91st Brigade at the "Branit" barracks with a Burkan missile, achieving a direct hit.