Hezbollah fires at West Bank, rockets hitting Palestinian villages

Hmm. I haven't been following it, but was Hezbollah really that centralized? It seems like a super-bad idea if you're aiming to fight guerrilla war.

EDIT: This says ~300:

https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/security-aviation/2024-09-28/ty-article/these-are-the-command-centers-and-buildings-attacked-by-the-idf-in-beirut/00000192-385f-dc91-a1df-bedf69f10000

The Israeli army carried out an airstrike on Hezbollah's central command in southern Beirut on Friday, killing its longtime leader, Hassan Nasrallah, along with approximately 300 people, including other members of the group.

I mean, that's obviously still a really successful strike, but you're talking maybe an order of magnitude fewer people.

Terrorists gonna terror...