(Summary of today's events soon, admin was not available? Maybe) not much happened anyways.

📸 Throughout the day, the Israeli army carried a series of artillery attacks on various Lebanese villages, targeting:

- Outskirts of Al-Naqoura
- Hassan Valley in Al-Jebayn
- Outskirts of Yaroun
- Khiyam city center
- Outskirts of Shebaa
- Aita al-Shaab eastern district

📸 Additional, artillery attacked an ambulance and a firefighter truck, that were operating in Naqoura near Hamoul valley to put out a fire. No casualties.

⭕️ Hezbullah took credit for 11 attacks as of now, announcing they targeted:

- Branit barracks with heavy artillery
- Houses used by soldiers' in Qiryat Shmona using suicide drones
- Spy equipment in Jal al-allam base with an FPV
- Soldiers' staging ground near Metulla base with suitable weapons
- Soldiers' staging ground near Al-Ghajar base with suitable weapons*
- Al-Malkiah base with artillery
- Al-Marj base with suitable weapons
- Houses in Metulla settlement*
- Houses in Manara settlement*
- Houses in Zar'it settlement*
- Soldiers' staging ground near Avivim barracks with suitable weapons

* Means this attack was in response to the Israeli attack on Lebanese hosuses yesterday night. It was a house for a house retaliation. Damage will not be on par, because of the limited capability of ATGMs.

📹 Yesterday, two videos spread on social media showing Hezbullah's rocket fire towards Israeli from the outskirts of Der Mimas village, a town with a Christian population.

The footage was viral on social media, and quickly ended up with Hebrew accounts. The location has been doxed, and several Hezbullah members' lives were at risk then and any future presence there.

The video was accompanied by many curses on Hezbullah and incitement and will be used eventually by the Israeli army to falsify news.

Everything aside, the use of open areas is legitimate and allowed, and there isn't any danger to locals. Once Hezbullah's SG said that we had to fire from the outkists or X Druze village because it was the only location that offers ease and ability to reach Y Israeli base and location.

The border strip has many non-Shia villages, and they shouldn't be used as human shields to safeguard Israeli bases and settlements.

May the locals in this village stay safe, and may their village not damaged.

📹 The person behind the viral video then released a public statement apologized, saying he didn't mean to share the footage and he was only angry and worried about the consequences of such events.

Out of respect to the possible sincerity of such an apology, I cropped out his face and yes it's understandable that someone could curse when such events are taken.

Please take this incident as a reminder that showing exact launch sites puts people at risk, and their death will be on your hands and you'll be trialed for murder in the afterlife.

Israel has drones and radars that can detect launches, but mountains help mask the radar signal and trees from the eyes of drones.

Israel is not an all-seeing deity, and human contribution is a pillar to what makes Israel excel in its intelligence-based attacks and assassinations.

📹 The Israeli army attacked with jets and hellfire missiles from a helicopter a house in Al-Jebayn village.

Additional attacks reported in Aita al-Shaab and Mays al-Jabal

📹 Hezbullah released footage of their FPV attack on the vehicle used by members of the Israeli army (in Al-Marj base) which operate the small drones to spy on the border village.

The base is remarkably intact in general, despite many previous attacks.

🇺🇸/🇮🇱 The current deployment of U.S. Naval forces in the Middle East in support of Israel

🇮🇱/🇺🇸 According to U.S. journalist David Frum, no previous US administration ever, has deployed more US strength in support of Israel than Biden-Harris.

The next runner-up is Nixon in 1973, and it's not a close second.

🇮🇱/🇱🇧 "Soldiers take a woman out of her home during the occupation of Malkiyya"
Photo by Benno Rothenberg, May 1948

Al-Malkiyya was a Palestinian/Lebanese Shiite village, one of seven Shia villages that ended up on the Palestinian side of the border when the British and French finished carving up al-Sham in 1924. About 400 people lived in Malkiyya on the eve of the Nakba.

During the 1948 war, control of the village switched between the warring parties several times, until it was eventually captured by the IDF during Operation Hiram, in October 1948.

Today, the site of the village is within a closed military area (even before the current war).
Kibbutz Malkia was established on the village's land.

📸 Photo from the Israeli state archive. By B.M on X

⭕️ Rocket alerts in various Israeli settlement in the northern Galilee.

Just a few earlier, Hezbullah engaged Israeli bases in Shebaa and Kafarshouba. The Israeli army attacked back with artillery.

📸 A possible fire can be seen at the Israeli army base in Meron Mount.

📸 There are other attempted interceptions and at least one impact in an open area

📸 Closeup to the air control base on top of mount meron

📸 Since this morning, Israel targeted:

-A house in Teir Harfa with an airstrike (pictured)

- The outskirts of the towns of Kfarshouba and Kfarhamam with artillery

- The main road in the town of Kfarkila with an airstrike

-A car in Aita al-Jabal with drone strikes

-The northern part of Mays al-Jabal with a drone strike and an airstrike

⭕️ The initial toll of the attacks on Aita al-Jabal is 2 deaths, with one of them being a 7 year old child.

⭕️ The airstrike in Teir Harfa resulted in 3 martyrs.

Hezbullah mourns the loss and celebrates the martyrdom of 3 of their honorable members in the Israeli attack on Teir Harfa this morning

🥀 Hassan Wissam Harqous, 2005, Toura
🥀 Qassem Saleh Harqous, 2004, Toura
🥀 Aqeel Qassem Ghraib, 1990, Teir Harfa

🥀 Friends in life became friends in martyrdom

May all our honorable martyrs rest in peace and enjoy the reward of Paradise.

⭕️ An Israeli drone strike targeted a motorcycle in the village of Aitaroun, with initial reports of one injured

Meanwhile, Israeli artillery shelling targets Tellet al-'Azziyeh, which lies between the villages of Kfarkila and Deir Mimas.