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On July 27th, Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported of a great success of thwarting an infiltration by Hezbollah in northern Israel.
We thwarted an infiltration attempt by a Hezbollah terror squad in northern Israel an hour ago. No injuries to IDF troops were reported.
We continue to stand ready to defend Israel's border from any enemy threat. pic.twitter.com/8NHmGeINsP
— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) July 27, 2020
Following a security incident in northern Israel, Israeli residents along the Blue Line have been told:
– To stay in their homes
– To avoid any activity in open areas
– That roads in the area are closedMore details to come.
— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) July 27, 2020
According to Israeli media, No Israeli soldiers were injured, and the IDF denied Lebanese media reports that a Kornet anti-tank guided missile was fired at an Israeli tank on Mount Dov.
IDF Spokesperson Hidai Zilberman said at least some members of the Hezbollah cell fled back to Lebanon, but added:
“We don’t know their conditions for sure at this point.”
The alleged Hezbollah assault was in retaliation for the death of one of its fighters in an alleged Israeli airstrike in Syria.
Zilberman said the military did not yet know if Hezbollah would consider this failed attack to be a sufficient form of revenge, but that the IDF would remain on high alert for the time being.
According to Zilberman the Hezbollah cell entered a few meters into Israeli territory, heading toward a military position on Mount Dov, before troops opened fire with machine guns, tanks and artillery cannons, driving them back into Lebanese territory.
The IDF’s side of the story was entirely debunked just hours later, showing that Israel essentially assaulted their own fence.
The IDF’s two Merkava battle tanks also withdrew as soon as they saw Lebanese troops positioned on Lebanon’s side of the border.
A comical video was released by Al Manar reporter now showing two IDF Merkavas tracked from Lebanon and how they tried to retreat when they saw them on the border.
The first tried to hide behind the trench and then retreats back to the base, while the other leaves its tree spot pic.twitter.com/j4BFnsjScq
— ?? Lebanese News and Updates (@UpdatesLebanese) July 26, 2020
What’s true, however, is that smoke shells were fired by IDF and one fell into a civilian home.
It caused damage but no injuries, according to local Lebanese media.
An IDF soldier died in the entire fiasco, and not due to enemy fire or in a clash, but because a vehicle turned around and he died as a result.
Again:
IOF killed a Hezbollah member in Syria, then:
– A military vehicle overturned and one IOF soldier died near Lebanon.
– A drone crashed over Lebanon
– IOF engaged ghosts on the borders with Lebanon, and thwarted a non-existing operation.
— Ali (@allushiii_new) July 27, 2020
Israel also managed to break its own border fence.
"بمناسبة الرعب والكذب والتوتر الذي يصيب العدو"
هذه الصورة لنتائج العملية النوعية التي نفذتها مدفعية العدو على موقع "رويسات العلم" الصهيوني ما أدى إلى تدمير إحدى الدشم والسواتر الحديدية"قصفت موقعك يا جبان " pic.twitter.com/HjT5bOfjaw
— علي شعيب ?? (@alishoeib1970) July 27, 2020
And of course, the IDF was made fun of from the Lebanese side.
A historical day indeed! pic.twitter.com/Jvbg5k9gEK
— Ibn Riad – ابن رياض (@IbnRiad) July 27, 2020
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