Hassan Jafar Qassir's reported assassination is another severe blow to Hezbollah as its leadership has been slowly picked off in Israeli operations.
Despite geopolitical tensions rising massively on Tuesday as Israel performs a ground operation in Lebanon and Iran responds with ballistic missile attack, gold is trading lower.
During the ambush, Hezbollah reportedly attacked the IDF soldiers with anti-tank missiles and forces on the ground.
While Iranian missiles did hit army bases, the Israel Air Force emphasized that no civilians, soldiers, or planes were harmed.
Here are details on contingency planning:
The soldiers will be accompanied by the Israel Air Force and the 282nd Artillery Brigade.
We at The Jerusalem Post wish the IDF success in its sacred mission to defeat the terror threat in Lebanon.
IDF: No Israelis wounded from Iranian attack - there will be consequences • rockets target Israel's North • US officials affirm support for Israel
The WFP launched an emergency operation to aid 1 million people in Lebanon amid escalating conflict with Hezbollah, seeking $105 million in support.
Two Knesset members urged strategic strikes on Iran following its missile attack, aiming for regime change and strengthened alliances.