Israel’s military said Friday that it had struck over 2,000 targets in Lebanon since Hezbollah joined the Middle East war on Iran’s side. Lebanon was drawn into the war on March 2 when Tehran-backed Hezbollah launched rockets at Israel to avenge the killing of the Islamic Republic’s supreme leader.For all the latest headlines, follow our Google News channel online or via the app.“So far, over 2,000 terror targets have been targeted, including approximately 120 Hezbollah command posts, over 100 weapons storage facilities, and over than 130 missile launchers,” the Israeli military said. “In addition, over 570 Hezbollah terrorists were eliminated,” the army said. Israel has mainly struck targets in south Lebanon and suburbs of Beirut that have long been Hezbollah strongholds, issuing evacuation warnings for civilians that Lebanon says have rendered more than a million people displaced.Israeli troops are also fighting in southern Lebanon in what the army says are “targeted ground