A mother of two running a cattle ranch on the Israel-Lebanon border faces rocket fire daily, relying on the Iron Dome to keep her safe and pushing forward with an iron will that refuses to let war shut her down.

Prime Minister Netanyahu, along with senior Israeli officials, visited an IDF outpost in southern Lebanon to discuss ongoing peace talks with Lebanon and continued operations against Hezbollah.

IDF troops have killed more than 1,000 Hezbollah terrorists who had entered the war in defense of Iran, firing rockets daily at Israeli communities while getting a beating in southern Lebanon and Beirut.

Unrelenting rocket and drone attacks have forced northern Israel to effectively shut down as civilians stay near shelters to protect themselves from indiscriminate bombardment.

The IDF has deployed hundreds of ground troops into southern Lebanon, raiding Hezbollah positions and preventing enemy forces from entrenching, while airstrikes have decimated their missile capabilities.