Among the terrorists killed was Ali Reza Abbas, commander of the Hezbollah unit operating in the southern Lebanese town of Bint Jbeil.
The IDF killed hundreds of Hezbollah terrorists and attacked infrastructure used by the terror group in the 24 hours before the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon took effect, a statement on Sunday from the military revealed.
During the IDF’s strikes, more than 150 Hezbollah terrorists were killed, and about 300 infrastructure targets were attacked, including launchers, command centers, and weapons storage facilities across Lebanon.
Among those killed was Ali Reza Abbas, commander of the Hezbollah unit operating in Bint Jbeil, a town in southern Lebanon that has served as a prominent Hezbollah post and in which the IDF’s Division 98 has been in active battle recently.
Additional commanders in the terror organization were also eliminated, said the IDF.
Abbas, in addition to commanding fighting against the IDF in the area, was also involved in terror plots against military forces over the years, particularly during Operation Roaring Lion, according to the statement. He also worked to strengthen Bint Jbeil.
Israeli soldiers are seen along the Israeli border with Lebanon amid the ongoing war, April 10, 2026. (credit: AYAL MARGOLIN/FLASH90)
Abbas is the fourth Bint Jbeil commander killed by the IDF since the start of Operation Northern Arrows.
Operation in Dibbin strikes 70 targets, kills 20 terrorists
An additional operation was conducted by the IDF’s 91st Division, alongside the Israeli Air Force, in the southern-Lebanese municipality of Dibbin, before the ceasefire took place, the military said on Wednesday.
Over 70 targets were struck during the operation, according to the military, and over 20 terrorists were killed.
Since the start ofOperation Roaring Lion in late February, more than 1,800 Hezbollah terrorists have been killed in Lebanon, according to military numbers.