The IDF killed Muhammad Rashid Shafi, who ran the communications network of the terrorist organization Hezbollah for more than two decades.
The operation, carried out on October 3, 2024, was carefully planned with the participation of the IDF Intelligence Agency. The air force attack in the Beirut area was the result of deliberate actions aimed at weakening the control structures of the hostile organization.
Muhammad Rashid Shafi served as head of Hezbollah’s communications system since 2000 and was considered one of the key people in the organization’s structure. As a veteran of terrorist activities, Shafi maintained constant communication between various units, allowing operational coordination even in critical situations.
His experience and authority made him an important figure in the strategic communications management of the terrorist network.
This operation underlines the IDF’s determination to combat the threats posed by Hezbollah and demonstrates the high operational capacity of the Israeli army to neutralize key figures of terrorist organizations.
Previously, Cursor reported that the IDF attack in Beirut prevented the election of a new Hezbollah leader.
The strike took place during a meeting of the Shura Council, in which the official appointment of Hashem Al-Din to the position of Secretary General of Hezbollah was planned.
If this information is confirmed, it will mean not only the removal of important figures from the organization’s leadership, but also that Israel has long known Ad-Din’s whereabouts and was simply waiting for the right moment to carry out the operation.
This fact underlines the high level of Israeli intelligence and the careful preparation of the operation.
“Cursor” also wrote that the IDF attacked Nasrallah’s receiver bunker.
At the time of the attack, a meeting was taking place in the underground bunker attended by Nasrallah’s successor.
