WATCH: IDF uncovers Hezbollah posters in child’s bedroom, weapons in southern Lebanon civilian home

In southern Lebanon, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) uncovered Hezbollah-related materials and weaponry in a civilian residence on Sunday. The 769th Brigade was engaged in dismantling Hezbollah's network during the search. A video posted by the IDF displays posters of Hezbollah figures, including former leader Hassan Nasrallah, on the walls of a child's bedroom.

Inside the same house, soldiers discovered firearms, ammunition, and terrorist equipment. Further weapons, including rockets, Kalashnikov rifles, ammunition, and drone explosives, were located in other parts of the security zone. An explosive drone storage facility was also dismantled.

Lebanon is attempting to limit Hezbollah's impact and disarm the organization, with the Lebanese Military Court charging 13 Hezbollah terrorists this weekend for an explosives smuggling operation. Two of the thirteen were apprehended while moving the explosives and remain in Lebanese custody. The explosives were discovered in October at a checkpoint in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, fueling suspicions that they were intended for a political assassination.

Hezbollah claimed the explosives were for use against Israel, but Lebanese commentators suggested they were similar to those used in the truck bombing of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafic Hariri.