IDF Launches Largest Military Drill Since War Began, Simulating Northern Front Attacks
In a significant display of military preparedness, the IDF launched its largest training exercise since the start of the war, focusing on potential threats along Israel’s northern border. The drill, involving extensive coordination between various military and civilian forces, aims to strengthen Israel’s defensive and offensive capabilities • Read More, Watch
The large-scale exercise is being conducted by the 146th Reserve Division and the 91st “Galilee” Regional Division, with operational support from the Israeli Air Force, Navy, and various civilian emergency agencies, including the Israel Police, Fire and Rescue Service, Magen David Adom, and local defense units.
According to the IDF, the training is taking place along the Lebanon border and includes a range of simulated scenarios, such as sudden attacks originating from Lebanese territory. The goal is to assess the military’s ability to defend border communities and strategic positions while also testing its readiness to launch counteroffensives both within Israel and beyond the border.
This military exercise follows the recent redeployment of most Israeli troops from Lebanon under the current ceasefire agreement. However, the IDF continues to maintain a presence at five key strategic points in southern Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah positions that pose security risks to Israel.
31
Join ChabadInfo's News Roundup and alerts for the HOTTEST Chabad news and updates!
Related Posts:
Most Popular
New Videos
Editor's Picks
