Missiles in living room: Israel releases photos of Hezbollah’s arms in civilian homes

Israel claims Hezbollah uses Lebanese residences to store munitions, prompting international concern over civilian safety during airstrikes.

The Israeli military showcases images of a long-range rocket hidden in a Lebanese home, citing it as proof of Hezbollah's dangerous tactics. (Picture credit: X@IDF)

Israel strikes approximately 1,600 Hezbollah positions, including homes, amid warnings to civilians to evacuate the area for their safety. (Picture credit: X@IDF)

Yoav Gallant states that Israel's operations aim to dismantle 20 years of Hezbollah military build-up in southern Lebanon. (Picture credit: X@DrEliDavid)

Lebanese health officials report nearly 500 dead and over 1,200 injured following extensive Israeli airstrikes against Hezbollah targets. (Picture credit: X@IDF)

Israeli officials urged Lebanese residents to flee areas with hidden weapons to avoid becoming human shields during ongoing airstrikes. (Picture credit: X@Drelidavid)

The militant group retaliates by launching over 350 rockets into northern Israel, injuring several civilians as tensions escalate. (Picture credit: X@IDF)

Israeli officials warn of challenging days ahead as military operations continue, emphasizing the need for public safety during the conflict.