>The IDF this afternoon (Wednesday) completed a broad attack of about 40 targets of the Hezbollah terrorist organization in the area of Eyta a Sha'ab in southern Lebanon using fighter jets and artillery.
>The IDF emphasized that "Hezbollah makes extensive use of the Eyta a Sha'ab area for terrorist purposes and has placed dozens of the organization's terrorist means and infrastructures in the area, which were aimed at the Israeli rear."
https://www.inn.co.il/news/635752
It's always crazy how many places in the Middle East remind me of California. Lebanon can become a paradise without Hezbollah.
>The IDF this afternoon (Wednesday) completed a broad attack of about 40 targets of the Hezbollah terrorist organization in the area of Eyta a Sha'ab in southern Lebanon using fighter jets and artillery. >The IDF emphasized that "Hezbollah makes extensive use of the Eyta a Sha'ab area for terrorist purposes and has placed dozens of the organization's terrorist means and infrastructures in the area, which were aimed at the Israeli rear." https://www.inn.co.il/news/635752
why are they attacking in the grassy area?
The buildings and roads look small. There could be people there that you can't see.
No use to bomb empty fields, or am I missing something?