📝 It's unfortunate that Telegram is allowing such crypto scams to be displayed as Ads.

I'm already thankful for the Ad program, I've got 33$ (of which none I can withdraw lol).

However they seriously need to vet what they display, because there is difference between crypto-related content and crypto scams.

📑 Hezbullah carried 3 additional attacks today, targeting Al-Rahib and Zibqdin base with rockets...

and an ATGM attack on Ramot Naftali base. Casualties are claimed but not supported by any Hebrew media.

📷 In response, the Israeli enemy carried a series of airstrikes in Aita al-Shaab and Maroun Al-Ras [photo].

📷 Followed by two airstrikes in the village of Blida.

📷 Moreover, a fire was started between Al-Ghajar and Al-Abasieh by the Israeli army, in an attempt to burn now the vegetation and foil any infiltration plans.

📷 Aftermath of the Israeli attack on a house in Maroun Al-Ras. Extensive damage was caused to civilian property and cars.

📷 Aftermath of the attack in Kfarhamam.

🔞 Rafah - Gaza Strip: Horrific images of children stuck under the rubble after Israel bombed their house in the Al-Salam neighborhood, south of Rafah.

12 were killed, including 9 members of the Qishta family. In a separate airstrike on Yabna refugee camp, 7 members of the Al-Attar family were killed. (Palinfo, Al-Mayadeen)

📝 600,000 children in Rafah are at risk from Israeli genocide.

🔴 UNICEF: The 600,000 children of Rafah are in danger

In a statement on May ⁠6, the UN agency warns that half of the 1.2M people currently sheltering in Rafah are children in danger, while already more than 14,000 children have been reportedly killed.

“UNICEF is warning that a military besiegement and ground incursion in Rafah would pose catastrophic risks to the 600,000 children currently taking shelter” there.
— statement.

📑 In response to Israeli attacks on Lebanese villages that destroyed civilian houses, Hezbullah announced attacking houses in the following Israeli settlements:

🔻 2 x Shtula
🔻 2 x Metulla
🔻 1 x Manara

📷 The Israeli army carried 10 airstrikes on the open fields between Aita al-Shaab an Ramiah.

These attacks didn't target any infrastructure and falls in an area near the border wall.

However note, the Israeli army is focusing on destroying all forests and vegetation in the border area for obvious reasons.

📹 The Israeli army carried additional attacks in Kfarkila village in south Lebanon.

📹 Followed by a second wave of airstrikes on Khiyam village.

In both attacks, material damage was caused to the houses of Lebanese civilians.

📹 Attacks were also reported in A-Rayhan mountain and Yaroun village.

📑 In response to the Israeli aggression on south Lebanon, Hezbullah attacked houses of Israeli settlers in response:

🔻 2 x Avivim
🔻 2 x Hanita
🔻 2 x Shlomi
🔻 1 x Manara
🔻 1 x Metulla

📑 U.S. delays much needed bombs for the upcoming offensive in Rafah and any future war with Lebanon

The U.S. paused a shipment of 1,800 x  2,000 pound bombs and 1,700 x  500 pound bombs to Israel last week due humanitarian concerns about Israel’s offensive in Rafah, per a senior administration official.

The unprecedented U.S. decision follows weeks of consultations beginning in April between U.S. and Israeli officials on how to meet the humanitarian needs of civilians in Rafah and “how to operate differently against Hamas there than they have elsewhere in Gaza,” per an official

But in recent days it became clear to the Biden administration that “Israeli leaders seemed to approach a decision point on such an operation," forcing Washington to reviewed proposed transfers and recommend a pause, including for 2k pound bombs.

“Israel should not launch a major ground operation in Rafah, where more than a million people are sheltering with nowhere else to go," said the official...

“We are especially focused on the end-use of the 2,000-lb bombs and the impact they could have in dense urban settings as we have seen in other parts of Gaza.”

By John Hudson on X

📑 Israeli airstrike that killed seven health workers in Lebanon used US munition, analysis reveals

Israel used a US weapon in a March airstrike which killed seven healthcare workers in southern Lebanon, according to a Guardian analysis of shrapnel found at the site of the attack, which was described by Human Rights Watch as a violation of international law.

Seven volunteer paramedics, aged between 18 and 25, were killed in the 27 March attack on an ambulance center belonging to the Lebanese Succor Association in the town of al-Habariyeh in south Lebanon on 27 March.

Shrapnel recovered from the al-Habariyeh attack included a fragment with writing identifying it as a “bomb MPR 500”, as well as the parts of a JDAM which clip the bomb to the guidance system and remnants of its motor.

Five days after the attack on healthcare workers in Lebanon, Israel killed another seven aid workers employed by the World Central Kitchen in Gaza. This attack led to global outrage and was called a “serious mistake” by Israel.

The revelation of Israel’s use of US weaponry in an unlawful attack comes as the US secretary of state, Antony Blinken, is set to deliver a report to Congress on 8 May on whether he finds credible Israel’s assurances that its use of US weapons do not violate US or international Law.

📷 Aftermath of the Israeli attack on a house in Khiyam village earlier today. Casualties are feared.

📹 The Israeli army released footage of their airstrikes on the outskirts of Aita al-Shaab.

As seen in the video, these mountains have already been attacked countless times and sit on the border fence area.

Footage at the end shows attacks inside Lebanese villages.

⚠️ Ongoing joint drone-rocket attack on the northwestern border of Israel.

📷 Ongoing phosphor attack on the Lebanese villages of Blida and Aitaroun.