Weapons Hidden in Lebanese Mosque

The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) are uncovering much evidence of extensive preparations by Hezbollah for a major assault upon communities in northern Israel.

When the Israelis launched their ground operation into Lebanon on 30th September, the BBC reported the IDF statement that it was conducting "limited, localised and targeted raids against Hezbollah terror targets" in border villages that posed an "immediate threat" to northern Israeli communities.

One day later, the Times of Israel reported that the IDF had previously conducted dozens of secret cross-border raids because thousands of Hezbollah terrorists were positioned near the border ready to storm the Galilee and unleash carnage similar to that caused by Hamas in southern Israel.

After three weeks of extensive operations in southern Lebanon, the IDF have revealed multiple examples of Hezbollah weapons stored in, or next to, civilian buildings.

The latest revelations are shown in this video posted by All Israel News. It shows substantial quantities of weapons and ammunition stored both in the grounds and right inside a mosque - a building supposedly devoted to worship but used as a significant base for terrorism.