Elite Israeli commandos raided an underground precision-missile facility deep in Syrian territory, destroying what military officials describe as a key Iranian-backed weapons production site intended to arm the Hezbollah terrorist organization. The operation, disclosed earlier today, involved over 100 special forces troops in one of the largest known Israeli missions in Syria.

For more than 30 years as the organization’s leader, Nasrallah turned Hezbollah not only into an influential political and military force but also into a massive economic power that generated billions of dollars in revenue for him. This is how money worked in service of the terror industry.

Since October 7th, the Jewish Federation of New York has stepped into the void left by the government and invested huge sums in supporting and assisting hundreds of thousands of Israelis. Now, after the approval of another grant package worth tens of millions for residents of the north, the organization’s director in Israel, Itzik Shmuli, talks about the intensive activity of the organization. He emphasizes the strength of the connection with the USA and warns about the severe lack of government functioning: “In some areas in the north, to this day, the government simply does not exist.”

The New York Times investigation published this week confirms the publication in Forbes Israel, which estimated the value of the international investment fund of Hamas at about half a billion dollars. A senior Mossad official warns in a Forbes Israel interview about the government’s unwillingness to take financial action against the terrorist organization