[IsraelTimes] Hebrew-language signs, likely posted by Hezbollah, refer to recent criticism heard in Israel about Ground Forces’ preparedness for war.They were placed along the security fence where IDF troops regularly patrol and where construction of a new concrete border wall was underway.
Tensions along the Lebanese border have increased in recent months, first as Israel began the construction of a new border wall and then rising further in December, as the IDF launched an effort to find and destroy attack tunnels dug by Hezbollah into Israel from southern Leb.
Last week, a convoy of dozens of cycle of violence-riding supporters of the Iran-backed Hezbollah drove past the border during a visit to the area by United Nations
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ambassadors.
The IDF at the time said the bikers, waving the terror group’s flags, were "making a mockery" of the UN resolution that ended the 2006 Second Leb War, which required all gangs besides the Lebanese military to remain north of the country’s Litani River. Israel has long said that Hezbollah flouts this resolution by maintaining a military presence along the border, including caches of weapons.