The Iranian-backed Hezbollah terrorist organization took journalists on a tour of Israel’s defenses Thursday (April 20) along Lebanon’s border with the Jewish State.
A commander in the terrorist group briefed the reporters on details of an IDF outpost and Israel’s military efforts to reinforce the security fence in the Hanita area.
“This is occupied Palestinian land,” the commander told the reporters, according to a report by the Hebrew-language Walla! news site.
He continued with a briefing on “field topography and the military deployment of the Zionist enemy” in addition to “recent defense arrangements, including engineering work, fortifications and deployment of surveillance and espionage devices.”
The guerrilla commander pointed out sections of the fence that he said were recently built to stop infiltration and to prepare for the possibility of an attempt by Hezbollah to seize Israeli territory in the next war. An Israeli military escort of a bus by three IDF vehicles near the border was also documented for the reporters.