My internet provider has been offline since 4 pm today, hopefully they get to buy some diesel soon.

Lack of updates (especially media) is expected till service is back online.

40 years ago today marked the beginning of one of deadliest car bombing campaigns ever.

IDF, through a proxy, carried dozens of attacks against Leb and Pali civilians

Here is the first full documentation I did on the subject inspired by @‌‌‎RBrulin

PDF below:

FLLF - Israel's Little Secret (75 pages)


"Front for the Liberation of Lebanon from Foreigners" is a secret group that first appeared in the 1980's in Lebanon claiming a series of car bomb attacks against Lebanese and Palestinian civilians. And throughout the 1980's it wrecked havoc in Lebanon, paving the road to the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon. So who are they, and what role did the state of Israel play regarding a secret group that killed 600+ civilians and injured another 2000+ civilians.

Part of the Abstract:

In the midst of the chaos that shrouded Lebanon during its civil war, a mysterious group emerged from under the ashes carrying the banner of war. The Front of Liberation of Lebanon from Foreigners rose during Lebanon’s darkest years advocating the total expulsion of all foreign forces. Yet throughout those years until recently, they were a mirage whose reality was never determined...."

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“Nadinegate”:

In this interview by Israeli media, the Israeli make-up artist stated:

"I do not think [Nadine Njeim] did not know I was Israeli, I spoke Hebrew part of the time."

Yesterday night,Tatiana W was killed during a scuffle inside a restaurant in the Ghosta-Keserwan area, that evolved into shooting where one of the attendees who set out to resolve the dispute fired in the air, killing the 24-year-old woman with a bullet to the heart.

A Syrian (b. 1995) was arrested after he broke into the LU university and stole the contents of an iron safe containing 100 million LBP, 200 USD, and bank checks.

By searching his car, security forces found 11 cell phones, two tablets, watches, and cannabis

Due to an electricity blackout, diesel trucks were sent to UNESCO Palace, where the parliamentary session is taking place, to power the private generators.

Initial: The complete collapse of the electricity network of Lebanon and complete blackout (as in no government electricity)

A frequent occurrence lately.

Due to the situation at UNESCO Palace, currently hosting the Parliament, Hezbollah MPs secured two electricity generators and fuel to ensure the session goes on as planned. However, the generators were not used after electricity was secured through a 3rd party.

Chairman of the Oil Importing Companies Association: Between today and tomorrow, 3 petrol ships will unload their cargo, containing about 90 million liters of gasoline.

Subsidy will be completely lifted within 10 to 15 days.

France withdrew all of its companies from Iran & lost tens of billions of dollars simply to please Washington.

Companies like Total & Peugeot lost a huge market, yet the US still stabbed their junior imperial partner in the back.

Najib Mikati's government got 85 votes of confidence and 15 against.

The 15 are Lebanese Forces, Jamil Al-Sayed, etc.

Operations in the Social Security offices in Beirut halted due to the lack of electricity and the administration's inability to purchase diesel fuel in hard currency, given that it should only deal with in the Lebanese currency according to law.

Update: Hezbullah's Al-Amana has sent a fuel shipment to the social security offices in Beirut after established Lebanese fuel companies refused to sell but in fresh USD.

President Aoun discussed with the Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs the developments that arose after Israel invited a company to provide evaluation services for gas and oil wells in the disputed maritime borders inside Lebanese waters.

23 days have passed and 7 villages in Akkar are in complete darkness, after repeated theft of electrical wires for four consecutive times by thieves at night.

About three weeks ago, Saudi Arabia demanded that Ayman Hariri, brother of former PM Saad Hariri, leave the country along with his family, after confiscating his home.

He is now persona non grata.

This measure was taken by Saudi Arabia to act on the $4 billion debt owed from Saad Hariri and his brother through the company “Saudi Oger”.