Do you know that the Emir of ISIS and the Emir of Al Qaeda in Lebanon and Qalamoun were both goods smugglers between Lebanon and Syria pre the war?

What Geroman said is technically correct. https://twitter.com/GeromanAT/status/1341702617823670272

Lebanon recorded today 2246 new cases and 22 deaths.

However a record number of PCR tests was done. 19,127 total tests including 17,031 locally.

Samer Hajj Ali - Al-Manar Channel:

The Israeli enemy fired a number of flare bombs in the airspace of the territorial waters of occupied Palestine, adjacent to Ras Al-Naqoura, as part of a night drill carried out by its soldiers.

Top U.S. national security officials agreed on Wednesday on a proposed range of options to present to the President aimed at deterring any attack on U.S. military or diplomatic personnel in Iraq.

So US killed Soleimani to deter Iran but ended up needing to deter again? Ah well

Since we all know Iran is evil and the USA/Israel are good guys.

I wonder if anyone made a list with the civilians casualties caused by each side during their conflicts.

Would be interesting to see the evil inflicted by Iran and the axis of resistance. Right?

Netanyahu: We will not allow the development of high-precision missiles in Syria and Lebanon, and anyone who tries to attack us will be subjected to a crushing blow. The Air Force is ready to operate with strength, at any range, in any arena, against any target.

To all those who celebrate, Wishing you and your family health, happiness, peace and prosperity this Christmas and in the coming New Year.

The U.S. military–industrial complex is bipartisan.

The U.S. wars are bipartisan.

The U.S. evil is bipartisan.

IDF jet activity is reported over southern Lebanon, violating Lebanon's airspace.

Photo by Al Manar's reporter @ali_manar1970

Hear me out.

The Iraq Embassy attack according to CENTCOM was by 21 107 mm rockets, yet we only have photos of 6*2 launchers. All empty.

This means there is another launch site that we don't have the pictures of.

21/6 = 3.5 aka we have 4 launchers of 6 rocket capacity each. These 4 can fire 24 in total. Thus 21 being fired leaves exactly 3 rockets unfired in one.

My question is, where is the second launch site and why weren't any photos of it released? Why didn't anyone report a second?

And just to make it clear, I'm in no way claiming it's a false flag or whatever, it isn't. But I have to make it clear that these 107 mm are owned by everyone in Syria and Iraq. Iran delivered truck loads of them to the Syrian and Iraqi government in 2014-2017.

The National Agency: Israeli enemy aircrafts are flying over the city of Sidon and its vicinity, with mock raids at medium altitude.

MAG, a UK NGO, for demining operations of Isrseli mines and cluster bombs in southern Lebanon, decided to lay off 130 Lebanese employees after the UK decided to stop funding the operation in Lebanon.

The funding is barely 1 million a year.

There are several similar NGOs working in south Lebanon, demining tens of thousands of mines and clusters left by Israel.

Here are some stats from MAG alone:

Mock raids are still being reported.