Lebanon - October 15, 2024

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In an alarming revelation, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) provided an inside look at Hezbollah's sophisticated underground infrastructure in southern Lebanon, designed for an imminent large-scale attack on northern Israel. The footage, released recently, showcases a network of tunnels built beneath civilian homes, showcasing Hezbollah's readiness for what could have been an October 7 style assault.

The video takes viewers through iron-clad doors into the bowels of these tunnels, stretching hundreds of meters underground, equipped with water tanks, generators, and even functioning rooms like bathrooms and storage areas.

One particular exit of this tunnel system leads directly into a Lebanese civilian house, cleverly disguised to blend into the typical village life of southern Lebanon. This setup was part of the "conquer Galilee plan," a Hezbollah initiative to invade northern Israel, as uncovered by IDF operations in the area.

The footage captures the immediate aftermath of IDF's incursion, showing beds with food on the table, equipment, gold bags, uniforms, and AK-47s, all ready for deployment. This scene paints a vivid picture of how close Hezbollah was to executing its mission, with everything prepared for a swift and deadly incursion into Israeli communities.

Continuing the tour, the video highlights more findings within civilian homes: ammunition, additional AK-47s, PK machine guns, mines, and more uniforms, all earmarked for Hezbollah's "Radwan" forces. The urgency of the situation was underscored by ongoing explosions and the need to evacuate the area quickly.