News - Middle East: The aftermath of Hezbollah's strategic operation against an Israeli headquarters in Arab al-Aramsha has significantly resonated across Hebrew media, sparking discussions about the precision of the attack and the failure to intercept the deployed drones and missiles.

The Hebrew newspaper Israel Today noted, "The series of successful drone strikes against Israeli army forces suggests that Hezbollah has thoroughly studied and effectively engaged with Israeli military systems." The paper also reported, "Following the third drone attack by Hezbollah in just a few days, the Israeli army is urgently preparing new strategies to combat drone threats."

A commentator on Channel 12 for Arab affairs observed that Hezbollah "utilizes a combination of various weapons simultaneously to bypass defensive mechanisms as effectively as possible and to achieve precise hits, a tactic successfully executed in Arab al-Aramsha."

A military analyst on Channel 12 commented on the broader strategic implications: "Forces in the border area must realize they are under constant observation and should remain vigilant. Although the recent incident does not fundamentally alter the ongoing conflict dynamic between Israel and Hezbollah, it underscores the continued tension and engagement between the two sides."

Roy Sharon, a military analyst on Channel Kan, described the operation as "one of the most severe incidents in this region, with Hezbollah demonstrating precise knowledge of its target by hitting a building within the village housing reserve soldiers."

Addressing the challenge of responding to Hezbollah's drone operations, Sharon noted, "For the second consecutive day, no warning sirens were activated, and the Israeli army is still unclear about the origin of the drone launch, despite extensive military operations and attacks. Hezbollah maintains drone-launch capabilities within a 3 km range of the border fence."

Furthermore, the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya reported, "We treated 19 individuals wounded in yesterday's attack on Arab al-Aramsha, with one of the injured in a very critical and unstable condition, and the others varying between serious, moderate, and minor injuries."

The military media of the Islamic Resistance has released footage of the operation targeting the newly established headquarters of the Israeli military reconnaissance unit in Arab al-Aramsha in northern occupied Palestine.

Experts have highlighted the operation's precision and the significant losses incurred, pointing to the continuous targeting of Israeli surveillance centers since October 8th as a key factor in its success. They also suggested that the actual extent of the losses might be greater than officially reported.