Israeli commandos conduct raids into Lebanon ahead of possible ground invasion

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Israeli forces have conducted small raids into southern Lebanon ahead of what could be a much larger ground invasion.

Israeli commando units have sneaked across the border into Lebanon in recent days to gather intelligence about Hezbollah’s positions, tunnels, and military infrastructure, according to the New York Times. The raids are meant to provide necessary intelligence for a possible wider ground invasion.

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