Efforts to Boost Hamas in Lebanon

The documents seized by the Israeli army from Hamas reveal efforts dating back to 2012 to establish a military infrastructure for Hamas in Lebanon, with the approval of Hezbollah and Iran, aiming to open an additional front against Israel. The plan included forming combat units, carrying out missile attacks, infiltrating into Israel, and securing weapons sources. The military infrastructure became ready during Operation "Wall Guard" in 2021, when Hamas launched rockets from Lebanon in coordination with Hezbollah, with a joint command center operating in Beirut. The documents also showed a plan to expand the project in 2022 to recruit around two thousand fighters, with the goal of conducting infiltration operations against Israel. Hamas contributed to attacks in northern Israel during the October war, in coordination with Hezbollah, reflecting Hamas’s deep military presence in Lebanon and its ongoing efforts to enhance its military capabilities there.

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