An Israeli airstrike targeted the town of Al-Bissariya in southern Lebanon.

Idlib governorate in Syria is now under full control of HTS militants.

Dozens of HTS militants were killed and wounded.

The Lebanese National News Agency reports that an Israeli drone strike targeted the town of Rab Thalathin, resulting in one fatality and two injuries.

Sirens sound north of Gaza. There is a threat of rockets.

New airstrikes are reported in the vicinity of the municipal palace near "Saadallah al-Jabri" square in central Aleppo.

Violent clashes are reported at the Aleppo international airport between HTS and SDF fighters.

The battle for the Hama governorate has begun.

Anyway, it’s past 3am now so I’m gonna stop reporting for now. I wonder what crazy shit will develop while I’m asleep lol.

Bro, it’s been 10 hours and they advanced 36 km to Hama. What the fuck is the SAA doing?

Approximate situation in the Hama province of Syria, according to @medmannews.

It seems that the SAA has launched a counteroffensive in the area, making some progress, but has not yet dislodged HTS from all their positions on the northern outskirts of Hama.

The question is: will this counteroffensive be more successful than the last one west of Aleppo.

It’s the first day of winter in Ukraine. It’s going to be very difficult for the soldiers in the trenches. Digging new trenches, which is necessary considering most of the eastern positions have been lost, will be very difficult in the snow.

HTS is suffering’s heavy casualties from the Russian and Syrian airstrikes in and around Aleppo, Idlib and Hama. Hospitals in Aleppo are overflowing with the dead and wounded, with reports of an ambulance convoy being set up to move the dead and wounded out of the city to other hospitals in HTS controlled territory.

Considering this, and the fact that HTS has conquered so much land, I doubt they will be able to hold their gains forever or consolidate control over them. They simply don’t have enough fighters.

An Israeli drone struck a car in near the village of Seir, south of the Palestinian city of Jenin in the West Bank.

There are reports that the four occupants, who were members of the Palestinian resistance in Jenin, were killed.

Approximate situation on the ground in northwestern Syria:

In Aleppo, HTS has taken control over most of the city except for the northern and northeastern suburbs. I am unsure who controls the northeastern suburbs, but we know that the SDF has taken up positions in the Sheik Masoud district, replacing the SAA. HTS also captured the Aleppo international airport, and the nearby Palestinian refugee camp.

East of Aleppo, the SNA offensive turned into a land-grab as SAA troops were replaced with SDF fighters, who flowed into the abandoned positions. The SAA probably fled so not to be encircled north of Aleppo. The SDF, however, has now been cut off there, although it is possible for them to escape this encirclement as the SNA presence in their spearhead cutting it off is minimal.

Southeast of Idlib, after the fall of Saraqib, the lines collapsed, allowing for a rapid HTS advance in the Hama and Idlib governorates. All of the Idlib governorate is now under HTS control.

North of Hama, forward HTS cells were able to reach the city, but were repulsed by SAA forces who had sent in significant reinforcements to the city to make a stand there. The SAA then launched a series of counterattacks, recapturing the towns of Maardes and Qomhane.

The SNA has claimed full control over the Aleppo Thermal Power Plant, seizing a Pantsyr S1 air defense system in the process.

Following the recapture of Maardes, The SAA claimed that their troops seized full control over the town of Tayyibat al-Imam, north of Hama. The next settlement is Suran, and then the SAA will have a solid buffer zone around Hama.