The official announcement of his elimination was made this morning by Israeli security officials.

Nasrallah, who led the organization for thirty years, was killed along with Ali Karaki, the commander of Hezbollah's Southern Front. According to reports, the two were in an underground headquarters beneath residential buildings at the time of the attack. A senior security source noted that the headquarters served as a center for planning and commanding operations against Israel.

The attack was carried out jointly by the Air Force, Intelligence Division, and Operations Division of the IDF. Security officials emphasize that Nasrallah was responsible for a long series of attacks, kidnappings, and terrorist acts against Israelis and foreign citizens over the years.

Despite the elimination, the IDF warns that the threat from Hezbollah has not been completely removed. It was reported that Israeli air forces continue to strike the organization's terrorist infrastructure throughout Lebanon, including in the Beqaa Valley, the city of Tyre, and Dahieh. Security officials note that these are strategic capabilities built over years with Iranian assistance and funding.

Following these developments, Home Front Command guidelines have been updated. The Defense Minister has approved a ban on gatherings of over 1,000 people in certain areas in central Israel. The public is called to continue adhering to Home Front Command instructions and follow updates through official channels.

Security officials emphasize that despite the significant achievement, the campaign is not over. Among the main tasks still on the agenda: returning the hostages held by Hamas in Gaza and safely bringing residents of the north and south back to their homes.

It is estimated that in the coming days, high security tension is expected, both on the northern border and in other arenas. Security forces are preparing for a variety of possible scenarios, including a potential response from Hezbollah or other elements identified with the "axis of resistance".

The elimination of Nasrallah marks a significant turning point in the campaign against Hezbollah and in the overall struggle against terrorist organizations in the region. However, intelligence sources assess that the organization still holds significant operational capabilities, and tension on the northern border is expected to continue in the foreseeable future.