Hezbollah reportedly placed all its units on maximum alert on Tuesday across all fronts in anticipation of a potential escalation in Israeli strikes, according to security sources cited by al-Hadath news channel.
“Several Hezbollah positions have been evacuated across various areas in southern Lebanon, while some of the group’s senior leaders are said to have stopped using their mobile phones,” indicated the same sources. In addition, families of high-ranking Hezbollah officials have reportedly been discreetly relocating from the South to Beirut.
These measures coincide with the Israeli army claiming responsibility for the killing of two Hezbollah members in drone attacks on Monday.
The Israeli army’s Arabic spokesperson, Avichay Adraee, stated on X that the first Israeli strike had targeted the Deir Kifa area, killing Ali Abdel Hassan Haidar, a commander of Hezbollah’s elite Radwan Force.
The Israeli army accused Haidar of orchestrating several attacks against its forces and planning to infiltrate the Galilee. He was reportedly involved in recent efforts to rebuild Hezbollah’s military capabilities in southern Lebanon, which Adraee described as a violation of the ceasefire agreement.
Adraee also revealed that another Hezbollah member, whose identity was not disclosed, was killed two hours later in a second raid on Bayt Lif.
#عاجل 🔸خلال ساعتيْن: جيش الدفاع يقضي على قائد في قوة الرضوان وعلى عنصر آخر من حزب الله الارهابي
— افيخاي ادرعي (@AvichayAdraee) July 8, 2025
🔸هاجم جيش الدفاع يوم أمس في منطقة دير كيفا في جنوب لبنان وقضى على المدعو علي عبد الحسن حيدر قائد في قوة الرضوان التابعة لحزب الله الارهابي.
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