The IDF located missiles and a rocket launcher belonging to Hezbollah terrorists in southern Lebanon on Monday, the military announced on Tuesday afternoon.
Soldiers from the IDF's 810th Mountain Brigade, under the command of the 210th Division, discovered the weapons during operations in the area of Mount Dov, within Israel’s security line.
Earlier in the day, the military said that troops from the 55th Brigade, operating under the command of the 91st Division, located ready-to-use rocket launchers in southern Lebanon.
The launchers contained 32 rockets aimed at Israeli territory, the IDF said, adding that they had been left in the area since before the ceasefire agreement took effect.
All of the launchers, as well as a nearby terrorist hideout containing a shaft belonging to Hezbollah, were dismantled.
Weapons, IDF uniforms found in West Bank
Additionally, the military located weapons in the West Bank village of Talfit in a separate incident on Tuesday, according to Army Radio.
Scarves with the Palestinian flag, uniforms, and additional items were also located and seized.
Border Police arrest three people suspected of terrorism involvement
Separately on Tuesday, Israel Police announced that Border Police officers arrested three people suspected of being involved in terrorism during overnight operations in the West Bank village of Bir Neballa.
In the first operation, using intelligence provided by the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency), officers raided the homes of two of the suspects and arrested them.
During the second operation, guided by intelligence from Israel Police’s Judea and Samaria District, soldiers raided the home of the third individual and arrested them as well.
All three were transferred to the Jerusalem Border Police’s investigation and intelligence department for further questioning.