THREAD: The issue of Hezbullah's tents in Israeli occupied territories represented a new challenge to the Israeli army and the decision makers in Israel, because the land is internationally recognised Lebanese, so they can't rally the West and Media for it.

⋯ Nonetheless, the land is now defacto Israeli territory so the Israeli army has the duty to remove Hezbullah from it, but at the same time its not worth risking a war over it just yet.

⋯ The nature of the land delayed the identification of the Hezbullah members in this territory, but the embarrassment was caused when the issue was leaked to the media.

Netanyahu and the IDF wanted to keep it secret.

⋯ Hezbullah's aim is simple: Add pressure on Israel...to a threshold just below forcing the Israeli to attack or retaliate.

This is why one tent was withdrawn.

It's like...loosen the line in the tug-of-war game before you pull with force.

⋯ It's evident the Israeli army wont be ordered to attack the tent with conventional weapons. Had killing the Hezbullah fighters been an option, it would have been done weeks ago.

⋯ The Israeli army would flush Hezbullah back into Lebanon without any casualties.

This is risky, as it could cause a clash with armed Hezbullah members in the tent thinking they might be under attack or cause some to retreat deeper into Israel by mistake.

⋯ On the other side, when Israel intends to launch an operation against Lebanon, we won't know in the media. We don't know X-prime minister did what ke said what.

We will know when it happens.

⋯ As for Hezbullah, they never were in a position to start one, but rather react to one. This won't change.

However, calm can only ever last long. And it never lasts too long. END

Unlike rumors, there is no suspicious Israeli army movement or reinforcements anywhere in Shebaa farms.

Hezbullah's Secretary-General, Hujjatollah Sayed Hassan Nasrallah, will speak on the 12th of July at 8.45 pm on the anniversary of the Second Lebanon War.

Tamer Husni's music concert in Lebanon this weekend.

In a statement yesterday by the Lebanese parliament speaker Nabih Berri, after meeting UN officials, he stressed that:

- The two Hezbullah tents are in Lebanon occupied lands, as internationally recognised through the UN order 1701

- Al-Ghajar is a Lebanese town

The progress made to fence the Lebanese part of Al-Ghajar town that falls on Lebanese territory, at the blue line.

White House envoy Amos Hochstein met today in Jerusalem with Prime Minister Netanyahu and National Security Adviser Hanegbi to discuss the tensions on the Israeli-Lebanese border.

He was briefed on the Hezbullah tents and the critical situation.

The Lebanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs instructed its mission to the UN to file a complaint against Israel for its full occupation and annexation of the northern part of the town of Al-Ghajar.

President of the Nursery Owners Syndicate in Lebanon, Charbel Abi Nader:

"We call on the Ministry of Health to re-implement a law that allows families to monitor their children through live cameras."

This is in light of a Nursery home employee who abused infants.

300 members of the Israeli army Cyber unit announced they will stop serving in protest against Netanyahu's judicial reforms.

Similar protests are happening in all Israeli army units, including airforce and technological units.