Update on the shooting at Zaatarah checkpoint (Tapuah Junction):

Mass arrests continue in a vile attempt to force people to speak and give intel on the shooter.

Two local mosque imams have been arrested, along with one's wife.

A wife and a son of the suspected shooter were arrested in a bid to pressure the latter.

Until this moment, the occupation army has surrounded an agricultural room in the “Al-Qitah” area, east of the town of Aqraba, south of Nablus, where it targeted one of its rooms with a guided rocket, demanding that those inside the room, via loudspeakers, to surrender.

Local sources: Heavy gunfire was heard in the vicinity of the agricultural room, which the occupation army besieged in the “Al-Qitah” area.

So far, the hero who carried out the Zaatarah checkpoint operation has not been found, and the enemy forces are continuing to search.

According to Israeli military propagandist Or Heller, no one was found in the room. IDF was shooting at ghosts as usual.

Local sources: The occupation begins with the withdrawal from the vicinity of the besieged village of ​​Aqraba, after the failure to reach the hero of the Zaatarah operation.

By: @NewPress_en

French MFA Le Drian arrives tomorrow Thursday to Beirut, and until now, he will only meet with President Aoun, speaker Berri, and Patriarch Al-Rahi.

His international consultations claim that the obstructors to the formation of the government are Saad Hariri and Gibran Basil.

Update on the Israeli airstrike on Syria:

A missile targetted a cattle farm in the village of Al-Suwaida, near Masyaf, in Hama countryside. Major damage was caused to the farm.

@SAMSyria0 said:

The Israeli army has targeted 3 civilians sites in Lattakia and the targeted sites that I saw are completely civilian and belongs to civilians. I have a friend at the university who was injured in the attack.

Ministry of Interior: Investigations with the drug lord Hassan Deqqo revealed he was involved in smuggling the largest drug shipment in the world, which is estimated at about 94 million captagon pills, seized in Malaysia and destined to KSA.

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⋯ It seems that the arrest of Deqqo is more important than expected. He is one of the biggest drug manufacturers and smugglers plaguing the Syrian-Lebanese border.