White House envoy to travel to Israel in effort to calm tensions in the North

Al-Tair, targeted and killed by the IDF airforce today, was a key figure in Hezbollah's air defense system.

Meanwhile the leader of the Christian Lebanese Forces party said that while he has much criticism for Hezbollah, he will be on Lebanon's side in the event of an all out war.

According to a Channel 14 poll, just 36% believe his policy of restraint towards Hezbollah is the right one.

Former Defense Minister and current Israel Beytenu party leader Avigdor Liberman said that "the main effort needs to be directed at defeating Iran."

Targets included the Qanatra, Rab al-Thalathine, Deir Seryan, and Tallouseh areas.

The Israel Nature and Parks Authority stated that the north has suffered over twice the amount of fires it suffered last year due to the war.

Hezbollah has suffered serious casualties and most of its forces are north of the Litani River - but it still remains active and dangerous.

The IDF also confirmed Hezbollah's official statement regarding the number of rockets and drones launched at the north.

Lt.-Col. (res.) Yaron Chanan provides a glimpse into what the first day of war with Hezbollah will look like, and it isn't pretty.

The IDF Spokesperson said that the Air Force is currently striking launch sites throughout southern Lebanon in response to a massive Hezbollah barrage.

A professor at the University of Haifa has come up with it.

This is a revenge attack for the IDF's killing of  high-ranking Hezbollah commander