Israeli Fighter Jets Attack Hezbollah Weapons Manufacturing and Storage Sites in Beirut

The Israeli army announced on Sunday, November 6, that Israeli fighter jets attacked several Hezbollah weapons manufacturing and repair sites and a weapons storage facility in Beirut overnight. According to the Times of Israel, the Israeli army had previously issued an evacuation order for three buildings in Beirut before the attacks. Additionally, military forces reported that in the previous day, the Israeli Air Force had neutralized approximately 70 Hezbollah fighters and targeted nearly 120 locations belonging to this group supported by the Islamic Republic in Lebanon. The Israeli army also stated that among the targets was a location used by Hezbollah's drone unit, and an operational cell of this unit was also targeted. In another report, a Hezbollah drone that injured two people in the industrial area of Barlo in northern Israel collided with a factory belonging to the aerospace parts company 'Baz,' which produces metal components for civilian and military customers. The Israeli army confirmed that a drone from Lebanon had collided with this industrial area, and further details are under investigation. Hezbollah Lebanon unilaterally began its rocket and drone attacks against Israel the day after the October 7 Hamas terrorist attack and has continued its assaults against Israel for over a year. As a result of Hezbollah's attacks on northern Israel, tens of thousands of Israeli citizens have been forced to leave their homes. In response to Hezbollah's attacks, Israel has neutralized hundreds of members of this Iranian proxy group, including its Secretary-General and senior commanders, and has repeatedly stated that attacks on this group will continue until the safe return of citizens residing in northern Israel to their homes is ensured. A video from the Israeli army shows the attack on Hezbollah's military infrastructure in the Dahieh area of Beirut. Two Israelis were killed in a Hezbollah rocket attack; Katz stated that the world must stop the Iranian regime now. Lebanon has been placed on the FATF 'grey list.' Hezbollah's attack on an Arab-populated city in Israel left 9 injured.