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#bestcollectionmizo #israelnews #gazanews ISRAEL SIPAI CHETNA THAR || HEZBOLLAH COMMANDER AN TUKZAL || Middle East ah thil thleng thar // Two Hezbollah operatives killed in Lebanon strikes — IDF Two Hezbollah operatives were killed in Israeli drone strikes in Lebanon on Sunday, the military said, amid an uptick in attacks on the terror group. The strikes came as Defense Minister Israel Katz toured the Lebanon border with US Deputy Envoy to the Middle East Morgan Ortagus. The first strike, near the southern Lebanon town of Naqoura, killed Abd a-Sayed, who the military said served as Hezbollah’s local representative in the nearby village of Ras al-Bayada As part of his role, a-Sayed was responsible for liaising between the terror group and the residents “on economic and military matters,” the Israel Defense Forces said. The IDF said a-Sayed was also involved in efforts to restore Hezbollah military capabilities in the village The second strike near the village of Nabi Chit in the eastern Beqaa Valley killed Ali Hussein al-Mousawi, who the IDF said was a weapons smuggler for the terror group. The IDF said that as part of his role, “he handled the purchasing and transfer of weapons from Syria to Lebanon,” and he also “played a significant role in the reestablishment and strengthening of Hezbollah.” “Throughout the past year, the terrorist has continuously smuggled weapons for Hezbollah,” the military said. Lebanese authorities also reported two dead in the strikes Katz’s office said IDF commanders briefed the defense minister and the US Mideast envoy on the strikes targeting the two Hezbollah operatives during their tour of the border. Also joining the tour were US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, Israeli Ambassador to the US Yechiel Leiter, Northern Command chief Maj. Gen. Rafi Milo, and other IDF and US Central Command officers. Katz and Ortagus were briefed on Hezbollah’s activities in Lebanon, including efforts to rebuild its infrastructure, and the pair later toured the border and visited the border community of Misgav Am. The military has repeatedly struck what it said were Hezbollah targets whose presence or actions violated the November 27 ceasefire, which ended over a year of conflict initiated by Hezbollah The strikes on Sunday followed several other Israeli attacks in Lebanon in recent days. // Israel said to permit Hamas to enter IDF-held areas of Gaza to search for dead hostages Red Cross and Egyptian teams were permitted by Israel to search for the bodies of deceased hostages beyond the “Yellow Line” demarcating the military’s pullback in the Gaza Strip, an Israeli government spokesperson said on Sunday. Another unnamed Israeli official told Hebrew-language media that Hamas representatives had been permitted to enter Israel Defense Forces-controlled areas in Gaza to search for the bodies, alongside the Egyptian and Red Cross teams. Hamas claims it has not yet been able to locate the bodies of some of the remaining 13 hostages, and has not returned any bodies since Tuesday. However, Israel is reportedly “certain” the terror group can hand over more bodies but is refusing to do so, and is also holding back information about their location, in a direct breach of the October 9 hostage-ceasefire agreement The government spokesperson said the Egyptian technical team and the Red Cross would use excavators and trucks for the search for the bodies in territory under Israeli military control. She did not mention the reports claiming that Hamas members were also permitted to enter the IDF-held areas of Gaza. “Hamas members were allowed, for this purpose, to cross the Yellow Line,” an Israeli official was cited as saying by Army Radio. Channel 12 news cited an official as saying that “Israel authorized a representative of Hamas to enter the Yellow Line together with the Red Cross to help locate fallen hostages The Qatari Al-Araby published footage of Hamas members — reportedly from the “Shadow Unit” of the group’s military wing, which is responsible for guarding hostages — together with a Red Cross vehicle in the al-Mawasi area near Rafah, an area that is not under IDF control.