Lebanon Front Flares: Hezbollah Kills at Border as IDF Grinds South
Anti-tank missile kills Israeli in Misgav Am; follow-on fire continues as four IDF divisions hold southern Lebanon
The Lebanon front escalated sharply on Day 23 as Hezbollah fired an anti-tank missile into the northern border kibbutz of Misgav Am, killing one Israeli civilian and setting two vehicles ablaze. A second person was seriously wounded. Fresh sirens sounded at Misgav Am within an hour of the initial attack, indicating continued fire from Lebanon. A Hezbollah drone also crashed in the Western Galilee. The attacks came as IDF ground forces from the 36th Division’s 7th Armored Brigade killed more than 10 Hezbollah operatives in southern Lebanon and seized a weapons cache — four full IDF divisions remain deployed in the border zone. The two-way intensity on Day 23 illustrates the Lebanon front’s persistent role: Hezbollah exerts cross-border pressure on Israeli communities while taking casualties from Israeli ground incursions into its southern positions.
Key facts
- •One Israeli killed by Hezbollah anti-tank missile in Misgav Am — direct hit on vehicle
- •Fresh sirens at Misgav Am within one hour — two separate alarms, continued threat
- •Hezbollah drone downed in Western Galilee — no casualties
- •IDF 36th Division: 10+ Hezbollah killed, weapons seized in southern Lebanon ground ops
- •Four IDF divisions remain deployed in southern Lebanon buffer zone
Timeline
IDF 36th Division kills 10+ Hezbollah; arms seized — southern Lebanon
Hezbollah anti-tank missile kills man in Misgav Am; second seriously wounded
Fresh sirens at Misgav Am — two separate alarms within 10 minutes