His initial test gave a faulty positive, and then did another that confirmed he has no COVID-19.

Another 23 false positives were also recorded and revised. https://t.co/kSd5BUW2YR

False positives is something that happens anywhere and is either due to faulty tests or bad labs.

Similar incidents happened all over Europe and the USA.

https://t.co/MVc0DV4GVQ

It’s not every day that the chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff lands in Israel. The last time such visits occurred was in 2012, when US officials used to come to Israel in an attempt to walk Israel back from carrying out a military strike on Iran. https://t.co/pNWNiHLgP1

Minister of Health: Total closure of the country from July 30 to August 3 and from August 6 to August 10. https://t.co/wBIo8r8pHn

Lebanese Minister of Health: Expatriates will not be allowed to enter Lebanon from countries without Coronavirus tests unless they are obligatory quarantined at their expense for two weeks. https://t.co/XyPDdnnLq3

Israel PM Netanyahu: Lebanon and Hezbollah will be held accountable for any attack against Israel; We prepare for any scenario.

He said so yesterday and for the last decade. https://t.co/8HlWJlWKv4

MOH: There are 222 COVID-19 cases within the health sector.

MOH: We have done up to now 100,000 tests, but the positivity rate increased from 1% to 1.6% in this week alone. https://t.co/oxL1tIgvBE

Incident in Jabal Al Sheikh.

My two cents on the Hezbullah - Israel tension.

A war sounds fancy and we hear sounds here and there, especially from the Israeli side, that's it's high time to attack Hezbullah now. It seems weak, has internal problems, and the homefront is already facing economical problems.

The idea is since both sides are now in internal problems, why not just launch a war. But the thing is the reality isn't that simple and naive.

Hezbullah is facing an economic collapse and obstacles in internal politics, but this didn't affect its military structure or buildup

The IDF knows this. Hezbullah military wise is not in a weak vulnerable position, and this tension period has given it enough to mentally prepare and successfully absorb a potential IDF AF preemptive strike. Hezbullah only aims to kill or attack any IDF target as retaliation

Hezbullah doesn't aim for a war and prefers to deal with it's Internal issues and help with the economical situation Lebanon is facing, however this doesn't mean it's not ready. They simply don't want a war. The IDF knows this

The IDF also knows that is will not enter a war if it can not insusre a decisive victory, this is how it operates and it knows it's not achievable yet. IDF's doctrine is simple, short wars decisive victories. This is why IDF, and Netanyahu a warmonger, haven't launched any yet

That aside, the Israeli homefront is not ready yet. With COVID-19 ravaging the economy and the internal clash that is torn between new elections or government reshuffle, there is no harmony to take the decision of a war even if the IDF is capable and wants that.

The IDF itself now has almost 1k COVID-19 cases and 7k in quarantine. It can't simply mobilize now.

So let's see how things actually end up.

Clashes at Har Dov.

Reports of an ATGM strike at IDF forces.

Image from the area. https://t.co/pNmnO27fgs

IDF is firing artillery shells now.

Fire is reported in Shebaa farms.

The attack happened in a couple of places.