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Lebabes citizen Imad Amhaz, who was abducted in Batroun by Israeli Forces, had been attending a month-long captain’s training course at a private maritime institute located in the area of Batroun. Amhaz was reportedly staying alone in a rented apartment in Batroun. Israeli media claim Amhaz he may have ties to Hezbollah despite the fact that Amhaz is a civilian maritime captain of commercial vessels and is currently undergoing training at the private marine institution in Batroun. Military sources revealed that the Israeli soldiers involved in the Batroun abduction numbered between 20 and 25, supported by additional escort personnel, with Lebanese army intelligence working to confirm the exact numbers. According to the National News Agency, Batroun residents confirmed that the military force led Amhaz to the shore and swiftly departed with him on high-speed boats into the open sea. #Lebanon#Batroun#IsraeliOperation#UNIFIL#LebanonUnderAttack

Although an Israeli elite unit which is tasked with the most difficult military operations, the history of "Shayetet 13" is full of failed operations. Israeli Security Minister Yoav Gallant, then commander of the unit that fell in a Hezbollah ambush in South Lebanon in 1997, acknowledged last year the ongoing psychological consequences on Israel and its military and security leaders due to the unforgettable ambush. #Shayetet13#Batroun#Ansariyeh#Hezbollah#SouthLebanon#Israel#YoavGallant