>The IDF eliminated Hezbollah’s rocket chief, Ibrahim Muhammad Kabisi, in Beirut on Tuesday afternoon.
>Additional Hezbollah commanders from the rocket unit were with Kabisi at the time of the strike.
>Kabisi planned the kidnap terror attack in Mount Dov in the year 2000 in which Hezbollah terrorists kidnapped and killed St.-Sgt. Benyamin (Benny) Avraham, St.-Sgt. Adi Avitan and St.-Sgt. Omar Sawaid who were buried in Israel in 2004.
>Kabisi was the chief of the terror group’s various missile units, including precise missiles, the IDF said, adding that over the years and during the recent war, he had been responsible for the projectiles fired on the Israeli home front.
>Kabisi, who joined Hezbollah in the 80s, held several roles in the terror group, during which he was responsible for the advancement of terror attacks against IDF troops and Israeli citizens.
>Previously, the IDF assassinated top sub-commanders of Kabisi, but they were operating outside of Beirut.
Thebananabender on
There are a lot of vacancies in Hezbollah lately, where do I submit a CV? s
flossdaily on
After Oct 7, Israelis (and the rest of the world) lost a lot of confidence in Israel’s military and intelligence apparatus.
But between the genius Hezbollah pager attack and the subsequent ass-kicking Israel is giving them, Israel is rapidly restoring their reputation as an incredibly formidable entity.
edfitz83 on
Oh damn – that’s so sad. I guess Hezbollah never heard of Gerald Bull.
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>The IDF eliminated Hezbollah’s rocket chief, Ibrahim Muhammad Kabisi, in Beirut on Tuesday afternoon.
>Additional Hezbollah commanders from the rocket unit were with Kabisi at the time of the strike.
>Kabisi planned the kidnap terror attack in Mount Dov in the year 2000 in which Hezbollah terrorists kidnapped and killed St.-Sgt. Benyamin (Benny) Avraham, St.-Sgt. Adi Avitan and St.-Sgt. Omar Sawaid who were buried in Israel in 2004.
>Kabisi was the chief of the terror group’s various missile units, including precise missiles, the IDF said, adding that over the years and during the recent war, he had been responsible for the projectiles fired on the Israeli home front.
>Kabisi, who joined Hezbollah in the 80s, held several roles in the terror group, during which he was responsible for the advancement of terror attacks against IDF troops and Israeli citizens.
>Previously, the IDF assassinated top sub-commanders of Kabisi, but they were operating outside of Beirut.
There are a lot of vacancies in Hezbollah lately, where do I submit a CV? s
After Oct 7, Israelis (and the rest of the world) lost a lot of confidence in Israel’s military and intelligence apparatus.
But between the genius Hezbollah pager attack and the subsequent ass-kicking Israel is giving them, Israel is rapidly restoring their reputation as an incredibly formidable entity.
Oh damn – that’s so sad. I guess Hezbollah never heard of Gerald Bull.