Israeli army says it targeted more than 100 ‘terrorist targets’ in one day in Lebanon

The Israeli army announced Wednesday that it had targeted “more than 100 terrorist targets” in Lebanon, where it is fighting Hezbollah, of which it also said it killed two commanders on Sunday.

“Over the past day, the Israeli Air Force struck more than 100 terrorist targets in Lebanon, including launchers, weapons depots, command centers and military structures,” the statement said. army in a press release, while American envoy Amos Hochstein is in Beirut to negotiate on an American truce proposal.

According to the army, strikes killed the Hezbollah commander in charge of the anti-tank unit on the coast in southern Lebanon, as well as the movement’s head of operations in the same region.