EXCLUSIVE – Newly obtained video footage and documents reveal Hezbollah, backed by Iran, developed a plan for a large-scale offensive into northern Israel, mirroring Hamas’ October 7th attack.

An IDF intelligence official confirmed Hezbollah’s “own October 7th” plan, referencing the Hamas assault that killed over 1,200 people, including more than 40 Americans.

The official stated that this plan has been thwarted, with the dismantling of Hezbollah’s elite Radwan force’s high-level command.

Digital gained access to details of Hezbollah’s “Conquer the Galilee” plan through an intercepted communication and a review of their strategic documents.

An IDF interrogation of a captured Radwan operative, videotaped in Aita al-Shaab, Lebanon, revealed the plan’s specifics.

The operative’s stated objective was to “Occupy the Galilee.”

“Their aim was to breach Israeli defenses, using the Radwan forces for reconnaissance and tunnel construction,” the operative explained.

Regarding intelligence gathering, he stated they collected information on settlements, troop positions, and weaponry. The invasion was scheduled for the morning, beginning with a massive barrage of rockets and missiles.

Regarding civilians, the operative stated that those who resisted would be killed, while those who surrendered would be taken prisoner.

The Radwan force, named after deceased Hezbollah leader Imad Mughniyah, aimed to carry out a large-scale attack.

Following the September escalation, IDF spokesperson Daniel Hagari described Hezbollah’s “Conquer the Galilee” plan on October 1st.

Hezbollah’s former secretary-general, Hassan Nasrallah, had been focusing on the Galilee for over a decade.

Nasrallah previously stated, according to MEMRI translation of an Al-Manar TV broadcast, that they had prepared a comprehensive plan to conquer the Galilee.

Israel neutralized Nasrallah in September.

The IDF intelligence official described Nasrallah’s 2011 plan to conquer the Galilee as extensive.

A document discovered in Kfar Blida, Lebanon, detailed logistical aspects of Nasrallah’s plan, targeting Kiryat Shmona, Nahariya, and Tiberias.

The document, authored by Hezbollah operative Mihrab, outlines how Company 1143 would secure air defense during the capture of Kiryat Shmona.

The plan includes the offensive towards Nahariya, presented as an exercise with test questions focusing on troop deployment, maneuver and fire plans.

The IDF considers this document integral to Nasrallah’s long-term invasion plan.

Hezbollah operatives’ tasks included detailing force order, developing maneuver and fire plans, and assigning tasks to maneuver units.

Digital previously reported Israel’s elimination of Ibrahim Aqil, head of operations and commander of the Radwan Forces, overseeing the “Conquer the Galilee” plan.

The IDF intelligence official emphasized Hezbollah’s persistent focus on conquering the Galilee, stating that Israel had significantly disrupted their capabilities, hindering their plan indefinitely.

A ceasefire, brokered by the U.S., is currently in effect between Israel and Hezbollah. IDF soldiers allege UNIFIL is aiding Hezbollah.