📃 No group in Lebanon took credit for the rocket attack on Israel earlier today at 7 am.

8 rockets were fired, of which 6 were intercepted and 2 landed in open areas.

📷 A one way disposable drone from Lebanon fell short in Maraja'youn.

🌷 Both martyrs were killed in the Israeli airstrikes in Syria.

📷 Photo of the martyr Faran.

📝 Despite countless Israeli claims of killing rocket and ATGM cells yesterday in Lebanon, none were killed in more then 24 hours.

💰 Israeli land lords are renting the Home Front command their apartments at a rate that varies between 6000-20,000 Israeli shekels to host refugees from south and Northern Israel.

The average rent is usually 3,000 (807 USD). The government is hosting tens of thousands, many from the Lebanese and Gaza border.

📹 The Israeli army released footage of their attack on an alleged Hezbullah compound in south Lebanon in response to today's rocket fire.

Video shows the destruction of some compound, odd ripples from the shockwave, and then a series of more attacks.

🔴 A house was attacked in Taybeh village in south Lebanon.

Civilians were critically injured.

🔴 Taybeh village mayor, Hussein Ali Mansour, 75 y/o was killed in an Israeli attack on the village.

There were 8 people sitting on the balcony where Taybeh mayor Hussein Mansour was killed.

The Israeli artillery shell that targeted them didn't explode, and the casualties were limited to its kinetic impact and destruction.

🌷 Taybeh village mayor, Hussein Ali Mansour, 75 y/o

🗣️ Throughout the day and as of now, the Islamic Resistance - Hezbullah took credit for the following 5 attacks

🔻 A group of Israeli soldiers near Al-Samaqa base with suitable weapons at 11.00 am

🔻 Attack on Branit military base with artillery shells at 3.00 pm

🔻 Attack on Al-Rahib military base with Burkan missiles at 3.00 pm

🔻 Attack on Hadb Al-Bustan base with suitable weapons at 3.30 pm

🔻 Attack on Al-Baghdadi military base where a group of soldiers and vehicles were staging with artillery at 3.35 pm

📝 None of today's rocket attacks were claimed by Hezbullah.

🏗️ The Israeli agriculture and construction sectors are facing recession and severe disruption, as a result of the Israeli ban on Palestinian workers after 7-October.

Yesterday, the government attempted to allow West Bank Palestinians back, but the proposition was overwhelmingly rejected.

Tens of thousands of Palestinians worked in Israel in these sectors, after facilitation by Hamas and the Palestinian authority. All have been deported back days after 7-October.

📹 The Islamic Jihad Movement (PIJ) released footage of their engagement with Israeli vehicles in Jabalia camp.

Seen a cell of 3, with one RPG soldier, engaging about 3 Israeli vehicles from the same apartment at different time zones. None of the Israeli vehicles had infantry support.

One RPG overshot and missed.

At least one vehicle is seen burning. Had PIJ had more firepower, the whole Israeli column would have been devastated.

📝 The Israeli armoured brigades and the Israeli infantry continue to present the poorest tactics and poorest engagement protocols.

You were attacked thrice or more from the same street and you continue using it, disregarding the need to stop and use new paths or clear the street before advancing.

The Russians did that in Ukraine, the only difference they used bad vehicles and faced a stronger defence ability.

This is exactly why I'm so confident in the embarrassing defeat of the Israeli army in any invasion of Lebanon. Because unlike in besieged Gaza, RPG units are way more abundant, so is its ammo.

Not only that, ATGM units and ambushes. Then the engineering units and the open plains and known grounds.

Sayyed Nasrallah was so confident of being able to destroy whole Israeli brigades in the next war and I understand why he is.

The Israeli army's might is in its firepower, no one can deny that. But compare Gaza to any Syrian city destroyed by the Syrian army, that's something classical armies are good at. (Not comparing infantry but destruction caused to cities)

Unfortunately today, Hezbullah is chained in terms of what it can do as it doesn't intend nor does it want to expand the war to Lebanon in terms of an overall war. The goal, and the same one shared by Hamas, is to end the current war in Gaza.

Hezbullah is operating with restraint and self-limited capabilities.

📝 And on a note, the Israeli army rushed the op in the south of Gaza and entered the city after a very short artillery and missile attack unlike in northern Gaza.

This played a major factor for why it's losing more soldiers there than in the north. They left more intact infrastructure.

But as of today, the Israeli military losses are still acceptable in terms of what they achieved. However, they are the highest losses they ever faced in Gaza in terms of war and higher than the ones lost in Lebanon (2006 and possibly 1982) if added with the toll of 7-October.

📹 Hamas released footage of their mortar teams operating in Gaza.

📝 Notably, no UAV activity is heard. An odd occurrence.

🗣️ The Islamic Resistance - Hezbullah issued a statement claiming they attacked a group of Israeli soldiers in Shtula at 5.40 pm with suitable weapons.

They confirm a direct hit.

📹 Hamas released new combat footage from Gaza, including a close quarter attack on Israeli infantry that were standing on a street.

As mentioned earlier, soldiers in Gaza continue to operate with zero operational awareness and poor reaction time to being engaged.

It's been reported countless times by the Israeli army, that the majority of attacks on infantry are being repelled by the air force after being directed by soldiers.

📹 The Israeli army released footage of their attack on an alleged Hezbullah site in south Lebanon and cells.