🌹 In addition to the murder of the Lebanese civilian Ali Wazani, in the murderous Israeli attack on the entrance of the Bint Jbeil hospital, another was killed.

Ali was accompanied by his son who recently arrived from abroad. The son was injured alongside many civilians.

He was identified as Ali Ghassan Abbas, a guard who works there and has succumbed to his wounds from this attack.

He was not a combatant in Hezbullah on the frontline, however I suspect he might be officially mourned by the group, as guards are employed from the ranks usually.

🗣️ Hezbullah issued a statement announcing they attacked Qiryat Shmona (Qiryat kleb) with tens of Ketyusha and some Falaq rockets as a response to the Israeli aggression on Salah Ghandour hospital in Bint Jbeil

The Israeli attack killed one civilian and a guard, and injured many other civilians.

The rocket attack on Qiryat Shmona impacted inside the city, but also in open areas away from it.

📹 The rockets that missed the city were most likely the heavy Falaq rockets.

They impacted the mountain just above the settlement. Unfortunately.

🗣 Hezbullah issued a statement announcing they attacked new artillery units stationed in an area north of Nahariyah with suicide drones

📰 The Israeli army acknowledged the event, and says they were able to shoot down only one UAV. The other successfully impacted its target.

📝 What's unclear to me is why does Hezbullah claims casualties in an attack beyond the line of site, which they cannot see to assess the aftermath. Such claims with no basis creates, unintentionally, an inaccurate assumption.

📹 The Iraqi resistance released footage of their attack with suicide drones in Eilat this hour.

The Israeli army claims to have intercepted two drones.

Footage was taken an hour before sunset, remarkably a very long flight time for these drone.

This footage is interesting because it marks the first use of the Shahed long range suicide drones.

📹 Footage of the successful interception of one of the drones fired by the Iraqi resistance towards Eilat.

📷 The Israeli army carried a series of violent airstrikes targeting Mays al-Jabal, Aita al-Shaab, and Khiyam.

📷 Israel's unmanned vehicles, for patrol and VIEDs

The Israeli army's remote-controlled M113 "Zelda" was spotted on Zaruub Hill in Rafah. One like this was seen a few days ago already in Jabaliya, and once before that in February.

Some of them are rigged to explode on impact, used as suicide vehicles, without a man in the vehicle.

According to an IDF commander familiar with this type of weapon, the army has used them since the start of the war.

The vehicle is also used for logistics.

📝 By Gaza War tracker on X

📷 Two days ago, the Israeli army released footage from Gaza which mistakenly showed a destroyed Israeli army M113 vehicle.

The vehicle might have been destroyed by the resistance in Gaza, or detonated by the Israeli army as a method to clear a building or location.

📷 Large fires engulfing a neighbourhood in Mays al-Jabal village after being attacked by the Israeli army.

The local civil defense who stayed in the village are doing their best, with calls for vehicles from other locations to come and assist.

The former head of the Mossad, Israel’s foreign intelligence agency, allegedly threatened a chief prosecutor of the international criminal court in a series of secret meetings in which he tried to pressure her into abandoning a war crimes investigation, the Guardian can reveal.

Yossi Cohen’s covert contacts with the ICC’s then prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, took place in the years leading up to her decision to open a formal investigation into alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity in occupied Palestinian territories.

That investigation, launched in 2021, culminated last week when Bensouda’s successor, Karim Khan, announced that he was seeking an arrest warrant for the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, over the country’s conduct in its war in Gaza.

“You should help us and let us take care of you. You don’t want to be getting into things that could compromise your security or that of your family.”

Full article on the Guardian

📹 For the last few hours, intense Israeli air activity is reported over south Lebanon.

Jets are on patrol, in preparation to attempt to intercept suicide drones or attack when asked directed to.

🗣️ So far today, Hezbullah took credit for two attacks, targeting

🔻 Ramiah base with rockets, artillery, and other weapons
🔻 Kafarshouba hills with artillery

📹 Footage from an earlier attack on Al-Rahib military base

🗣️ Hezbullah took credit today for 5 attacks on the Israeli army

🔻 Combined weapons attack on Ramiah base

🔻 Artillery attack
- Samaqah base x 2
- Al-Raheb base
- Bayad Blida base

📑 The attack on Ramiah was a daring attack, noting that the statement mentioned it was done from a very close distance.

According to various sources, Hezbullah simulated a real-life drill of an attack on the base to take control of it.

This took place about 150 m from the base, utilizing close range weapons like RPGs.

📹 Remarkable footage of the attack on Ramiah base, showing Hezbullah fighters calmly getting close to the base then attacking it.

A reminder to the Israeli army defence minister who said they successfully made Hezbullah withdraw. I think he meant withdraw 150 m.

Such attacks are meant to show dominance, and to embrace the Israeli army, knowing well the risk that any failure to flawlessly execute would cost Hezbullah many casualties.

🌹 Al-Manar released emotional footage between Hezbullah's SG Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and his mother in their last time together on this ever-ending short-timed earth life.

Farewell Em Hassan

🇺🇸 Indian-origin American politician Nikki Haley was not on Gaza border but rather the northern borders with Lebanon.

There she signed artillery shells used by the Israeli army, writing "Finish them", wondering if Hitler's "finish them" was on par.

To her left, are the phosphorous shells used to burn Lebanese forests and attack villages.

🌷 Hezbullah's SG Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah to speak on Friday to commemorate the late Sheikh Ali Kourani, a Lebanese scholar who had religious contributions to the community