The Israeli army announced that the reconnaissance company of the “Golani Brigade” had completed its mission in the Beaufort Castle area in southern Lebanon, after about 50 days of military activities and operations, leaving the area with the aim of resting and reorganizing the unit’s ranks, according to what the Israeli army reported. The Israeli army claimed that its forces operated in the area, which it described as “a major stronghold for Hezbollah,” pointing to the destruction of more than 300 infrastructure, and the discovery and destruction of weapons and warehouses, in addition to carrying out operations that it said were aimed at weakening the party’s capabilities and establishing “operational control” in the region. The Israeli army confirmed that the unit’s members, despite leaving the area for rest, will maintain their readiness and readiness to carry out “future missions.” This comes at a time when Beaufort Castle and its surroundings in southern Lebanon remain the focus of Israeli military operations and movements