📷 Additional Israeli airstrikes targeted the outskirts of Al-Bibareyeh and Rashaya al-Fukhar.

📑 With the Israeli army incursion into north Gaza again, after withdrawing weeks ago, the resistance issued more than 25 statements today announcing various attacks and engagements with the IDF.

The attacks varried from mortar, AT, IED, and drone.

In the last 24 hours, at least 50 Israeli army soldiers were injured in Gaza fighting what they described months ago as the defeated Hamas brigades.

📹 Hezbullah released footage of their ATGM attacks on Israeli army equipment in Jal al-Allam and Mislav A'm bases over the last two days.

📝 This is new equipment installed on high poles. The question is: how come the crew placing them isn't being attacked?

📹 Hezbullah released footage of their successful attack on the Iron Dome launchers in Beit Hillel base.

The footage shows how Israelis showing the launching of Iron Dome missiles tipped off Hezbullah, who proceeded to send a drone over the site with a HQ camera to geolocate it.

Then, a suicide drone with 10's of kg of explosives were send to damage the launchers.

⚰️ Haaretz: 10+ Israeli soldiers have committed suicide since Oct ⁠7

In at least one case, a soldier whose death was announced as a war casualty “had in fact killed himself” reveals Haaretz (May 12).

The list includes “a couple of officers, ranking major and lieutenant colonel. Some killed themselves in the early hours of fighting, when battles were still raging” near Gaza. “This was very surprising. We are not used to suicides during fighting”, explains Prof. Yossi Levi-Belz, “[this] may point to the intensity of the horrors that took place in the Gaza Envelope during those hours.”

The IDF has started to recognize suicides as war casualties, but has changed its publishing policy after several weeks and is withholding at least 17 names, whether suicides or accidental deaths. “We thought it may be detrimental to public morale” - a source at the Personnel Directorate.

⋯ “[Regarding age] too, October 7 had an unusual effect”, Haaretz explains, “suddenly, the military has to contend with suicidal tendencies in career or reserve soldiers and officers, in their 30s and 40s”.

Examples of soldiers coping with suicidal thoughts include one who, early on, was involved in an incident of an anti-tank rocket that killed a soldier.

According to the Israeli army, 1,227 (or 1,277) soldiers have committed suicide since 1973, however sources maintain that the number is higher. The annual average has decreased in recent years (from 36 to 13), primarily thanks to more exemptions from service for mental causes.

Levi-Belz also explains that “crises decrease suicide rates”: the very existence of an external crisis, he says, causes one's internal hardships to dissipate, contributes to one's sense of belonging in society. But suicides do rise after the cannons fall silent and the crisis passes.

📝 For suicide from guilt, cf. the very high friendly-fire rate and the Hannibal Directive.

📹 Hezbullah released footage of its attack on a house in Shtula settlement used at one point in time by the Israeli army.

📹 Hezbullah releases unique footage of a close range attack with different types of weapons on the Israeli base in Rameem.

They used Almas ATGMs, traditional AT, B-9 recoilless rifles, and other small weapons.

Some of the attacks in this video took place less than 300 m from the border.

This attack was a real-life simulation on a real Israeli base on how to provide the adequate fire cover for a raid.

The only missing element was the order for forces to raid the Israeli base.

🇮🇷🇮🇱 “From [Iran’s] eyes it’s a strategic victory. They stood against a direct threat by the most powerful nation in the world and defied it..."

says Tamir Hayman, Head of Israel’s Institute for National Security Studies, about the public Iranian attack on Israel last month despite threats from the U.S.A.

🇮🇱🇵🇸 Head of Israel’s Institute for National Security Studies Tamir Hayman calls the Arab countries supporting Israel, given what's going on in Gaza, "unbelievable."

🇱🇧 Hosts of the Western Show "60 Minutes" drove up to the Israeli-Lebanon border, where there are daily confrontation between Israel and Hezbullah.

"In the partly destroyed Israeli town of Metula, the handful of remaining residents spend their days in an underground bunker complex."

📝 Video takes place in the day of the attacks that killed two Israeli soldiers in Al-Malkiah base, allegedly

📹 Israeli jets are airborne over the Lebanese border attempting to shoot down a drone.

🗣️ This morning, Hezbullah took credit for a seriea of attacks, each that resulted in Israeli casualties

🔻 Suicide drone attack on the sleeping quarters of the Israeli army artillery units in Beit Hillel
🔻  Merkava tank in Yiftah settlement
🔻 Soldiers in Branit barracks with rockets
🔻 Soldiers in Al-Jerdah base inside a room with battle intelligence equipment

and others...

📝 These attacks resulted in, according to initial Israeli army acknowledgement:

☠️ Injury of four soldiers in Yiftah and material damage

📷 Aftermath of the attack on the sleeping quarters of the Israeli army unit in Beit Hillel.

No sirens sounded despite two incoming drones.

📷 An Israeli airstrike was carried on the border village of Aita al-Shaab.

🗣️ The speech by his eminence started.

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📷 An Israeli airstrike targets the village of Odaiseh.

📹 The indiscriminate Israeli attack on Odaiseh village destroyed 7 houses of no military value, but out of frustration.

📷 The Israeli enemy carried two airstrike on Al-Khiyam village.

📹 Hezbullah released yesterday night footage of its attack on a fortified bunker inside Al-Jerdah base with two ATGMs.

The attack is meant to deny its usage by the Israeli army.

📹 Additional footage was shared of ATGM attacks on spy equipment raised using cranes in Huneen.

The usage of cranes was due to the constant attacks on the pre-installed equipment and the threat posed to install them on the established poles.