Israeli media described Hezbollah's release of footage targeting an Israeli radar site at Ras Al-Naqoura as "provocative and alarming." The nature of the weapon used by the Islamic Resistance in the operation, whether it was a drone or a missile, remains uncertain, according to Israeli media.

Israeli media reports highlighted that Hezbollah released images of an aerial attack with an offensive drone equipped with the latest high-definition video cameras, targeting spying devices in the North, clarifying that "the utilized drone was repurposed to target a concealed objective."

Israeli media also speculated that a particular camera had been affixed to the launched missile, raising the question, "How did Hezbollah succeed in achieving a hit during a time when we are at the highest level of alertness?"

Hezbollah publishes footage of targeting Israeli spying dome

The remarks came shortly after the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah released on Thursday footage of its fighters targeting a spying dome at the Israeli occupation military's Jal al-Allam site using specialized rocket artillery. 

Earlier, Hezbollah announced that its Resistance fighters targeted the Israeli al-Radar site in the occupied Lebanese Shebaa Farms in the eastern sector with rocket artillery, achieving a direct hit.

Later, the Resistance confirmed that its fighters attacked the Jal al-Allam site with rocket artillery and achieved a direct hit.

Moreover, Hezbollah mentioned that its fighters launched an aerial attack with two offensive drones, targeting one of the air system sites and Iron Dome platforms near the "Kfar Blum" settlement, resulting in direct hits.

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