Hezbollah’s rocket array commander killed in IDF drone strike in south Lebanon
The IDF struck Jamoul’s position because his activities in southern Lebanon violate the ceasefire agreement between it and Israel.
The IDF killed Hezbollah‘s Shaqif region commander, Mohammad Ali Jamoul, early Saturday morning at around 5 a.m. in Deir al-Zahrani in southern Lebanon, the military announced hours later.
Jamoul was the commander of the terrorist organization’s rocket array in the region, the IDF said.
The Hezbollah-affiliated source Al-Mayadeen initially reported that Jamoul was struck in a vehicle in the area. He had “advanced numerous projectile attacks toward Israeli civilians and IDF troops, and was involved recently in efforts to reestablish Hezbollah’s terrorist infrastructure in the area,” the Israeli military said in their statement.
Hours later, the IDF opened fire at a suspected target in the village of Shouba, also in southern Lebanon.
Violation of ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon
The IDF struck Jamoul’s position because his activities in southern Lebanon violate the ceasefire agreement between it and Israel, the military added.
Reported images of Israeli strikes on Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon, March 22, 2025. (photo credit: SCREENSHOT/X)
On Friday night, the IDF earlier struck weapons depots in the Latakia area of Syria, containing surface-to-surface missiles, the military later confirmed.
One civilian was killed in the strike on Latakia, the Syrian state news agency SANA reported.
Amir Bohbot and Reuters contributed to this report. This is a developing story.
