Hezbollah terrorists thought they could meet for coffee. "Ofek Peyil" unit had other plans.
From underground command centers and following intelligence indications that flowed to them in real time, "Ofek Peyil" soldiers led dozens of attacks since the beginning of the war, which resulted in the elimination of hundreds of terrorists.
In a conversation with the section officer, we heard how a compromised structure turned into a neutralized Hezbollah cell within a few minutes and time after time.
"Within an average of 20 minutes, from the moment of the compromise - we carried out attacks. With the fastest time measured being 6 minutes. "Simply target after target," is how Lieutenant A., the section officer at Ofek Peyil, describes the intensity and speed required of the section that sits under the fire center in the Northern Command.
By searching for relevant intelligence indications, the target investigators were able to locate the location of various Hezbollah operatives and close in on them. "From the moment a specific building or cell is indicted as being infested with terrorists, we enter the picture of fire, whether it is a gathering of terrorist operatives in a cafe or a hideout apartment," he explains.