News - Middle East:  Hezbollah, the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon, on Wednesday released footage of an attack targeting a covert Israeli espionage headquarters in northern occupied Palestine.

The Resistance released footage of the precise strike on the recently established headquarters of the reconnaissance unit affiliated with the Western Brigade (Division 146) of the Israeli forces, located in the village of Arab al-Aramsha in northern occupied Palestine.

Hezbollah announced that the Islamic Resistance carried out a sophisticated attack at 1:15 PM, utilizing guided missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), aiming at the headquarters of the newly formed military reconnaissance unit, known as the "Popular Center." The attack resulted in direct hits and inflicted casualties among its personnel, including both fatalities and injuries.

Following the attack, Israeli forces confirmed that 14 soldiers were injured, including six with serious injuries, as a result of the Resistance's operation.

The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reported that programming the drone that struck Arab al-Aramsha requires advanced technical capabilities and skilled operators.

Media described this operation as "the most dangerous since the outbreak of the war," acknowledging that the soldiers who were in the building targeted by Hezbollah were members of the 6th Reserve Brigade (Kiryati).

It was also mentioned that very high-ranking officers of the forces frequently visited the targeted center, noting that "Hezbollah was aware of this and therefore attempted to target the operations room in the center and the officers."