⭕️ Hezbullah takes credit for the drone attack on Biet Hillel barracks in Qiryat Kleb, says it is in response to the Israeli attack on Al-Majadel village [photo] this morning.

According to the Lebanese ministry of healt, there were 3 injuries there. A fourth is reported in the attack on Sheheen.

Injuries were not usually reported, until the Lebanese ministry started to issue numbers.

📸 Aftermath of a recent Israeli attack in Zibqeen area in south Lebanon, causing 37+ impact locations.

There is a video showing a closeup of these craters, but cannot find it anymore.

📹 Video of the Israeli attacks on the area, at dawn the day before yesterday. Beautiful forested areas.

📸 Initial reports of an Israeli drone strike on a truck in Baalbek district in north Lebanon.

🛑 The Israeli army launched an extensive military operation in northern West Bank, with large-scale forces, not seen in years or decades and targeting:

- The city of Jenin and its refugee camp
- The city of Tulkarm and the refugee camp Nur a-Shams
- The Al-Farah refugee camp in the north of the Jordan Valley
- Tubas
- The towns of Silat Alharthiya and Kabatiya near Jenin
- The city of Nablus

📹 This morning the Israeli army carried a targeted assassination in Syria, on the Damacus-Beirut road, killing reportedly 4.

The attack resulted in the martyrdom of 3 Islamic Jihad members, from Syria's branch, one of which was the main target of the assassinations.

🥀 Osama A'reshe
🥀 Housam A'reshe
🥀 Firas Qassem

In a rare case, the coward Israeli army took credit for the attack in Syria, making it the second deep attack in Lebanon and Syria in less than 24 hours.

🥀 Additionally Hezbullah mourned the loss of its honorable fighter Mohammad Hassan Taha, born in Baalbek Beqaa valley in 1972, on the path to Jerusalem and in defense of south Lebanon.

He was killed alongside the Islamic Jihad members in Syria.

📸 On the other hand, the Israeli enemy carried a series of various attacks on the Lebanese border village of Odaiseh and Kfarkila

📸 In addition to attacks on Toumat Niha hills, some 20 km away from the border area.

📹 This afternoon, the Israeli enemy attacked with artillery the center of Blida village damaging several firefighting vehicles and a local gas station.

Binance seizes Palestinian funds at Israel's request

The cryptocurrency exchange platform claims only a 'limited number' of accounts were blocked at the request of Tel Aviv

📸 Ain Zhalta, Lebanon

🥀 حتى ظهور الحجة

✍ There are quite many things that are going on, shaping a very bleak future from how I'm seeing it. Won't elaborate much since it's 7.12 am but here we go. (Some doom thoughts, don't read them - just writing my thoughts for myself)

- It seems there will be no peace in Gaza, the war is moving towards a cold war (in the sense of a low intensity one) and towards a permanent Israeli occupation in some sectors.

The lack of prospects to end the war, is a lack of peace and stability. The Israeli army is preparing to stay, and occupation isn't a taboo for it. Nothing else says this better than the preparations in the corridors and the literal appointment of a Gaza affairs army commander. That's like the IDF laison who would administer a location.

- How long can Hamas last? They are under siege and bullets and RPGs will not last forever, this clearly explains why they have been rationing for months and how they operated.

- The Lebanese front will also enter a statement of no-peace and remain active, even with low intensity, for as long as Gaza stays in bad shape up till a war.

Long periods of peace aren't possible unless Gaza war ends soon with an Israeli withdrawal from the sector.

- Hezbullah has been very smart, and very clear that they do no plan to turn this supporting front to war no matter the price they pay as Hezbullah.

Kill our division leaders? No war. Kill out literal chief of staff and historic prodigy commander? No war.

I might elaborate on this one day, but from my understanding the conditions aren't there for a war whose goals will fruitful. A war now is futile and Hezbullah reached the peak of what it could achieve with the current threshold in support of Gaza. The peak might not have influenced or changed course, but that's the peak after which just one step is a war.

I could notice also that Hezbullah still opts to not use strategic weapons and facilities because they know, after this battle end, there will be no long peace to rebuild the infrastructure like before or transport weapons like before.

The loss of this strategic asset now, under these conditions, for this battle, will be a historic loss that Hezbullah might not recover from easily.

Hezbullah is wise, strategic, doesn't follow emotions nor is hast. More importantly unlike others, doesn't throw his best into a fire that they cannot recover from.

There is a reason why no more drones are being shot down. Part because the drones are flying higher and part regarding weapons and the types.

- On the other hand, I do think Israel will continue to exert a heavy price on Hezbullah and will haunt for these strategic assets.

More importantly will hunt to kill Hezbullah's experienced commanders from low to high ranks. Experience and knowledge is more worthy than the world's treasures combined. Knowledge and experience is more important than anything.

Hezbullah understands this well, and here where opsec and foiling these attempts will be a very important step to get out of this battle safe.

- The choise to not turn this into a war was quite a gamble, is a gamble, whose results will show by this war's (Gaza's) end. Gambling the halal version.

- When Gaza's war ends, and the Israeli army retreats, the main focus of the Israeli security establishment will be Hezbullah and the threat it became. The war will be here in a couple of years because detterence is eroded...by both sides.

It's simply a matter of cons and pros. Benefits and losses.

- Although it remains a good question, did Israel adapt to letting part of its north empty? Is it really not a factor burdening the Israeli political establishment? If so this is a positive factor that would reduce the chances of an Israeli operation in south Lebanon.

If not, it'll be the #1 factor to.

- Hamas made [redacted], but those are for post-war discussions. For now we only pray for their survival, success in the negotiations, and the best and even best to the Gazans to ensure their patience and resilience.

- finally since I'm bored and bored you, for god's sake I beg, can we somehow get rid of the delusional social media accounts about fake successes and fake news shittards? They are embarrassing.

And finally finally? النصر و السداد لنصر الله

✍ LOL! Anyways if your here for just news I don't really offer something worthy. All I do I copy paste with some summarization and translate Hebrew to English fast enough.

Comments are exactly as I expected lol. Stay so guys :)

https://news.1rj.ru/str/LebUpdate/42359?comment=370018

🇮🇱 The Home Front Command has decided that classes in the non-evacuated communities in the Upper Galilee, the Western Galilee and the Golan Heights will be able to open on 1 September.

However, under restrictions. Among the localities on which restrictions on educational activity will be imposed - Nahariya, Katzrin, Ma'alot, and the rest of the local and regional councils.

Studies will only be possible where you can reach a protected area during the warning. Sports activities or other educational activities in an open area will be able to take place in groups of up to 35 students only, and up to 6 children in kindergartens and day care centers.

🇮🇱/🇱🇧 Galant in the government debate:

"We Have to expand the goals of the war to include the return of the people in the north to their homes safely"

📄 The statement is mostly political attack against Netanyahu for refusing to end the war in Gaza. Ending it opens the path for calm in south Lebanon and thus the return of people back home on both sides.

Gantz barked similar needs to update the war goals from outside the government.

🥀 An injured civilian succumbed to his wounds, raising the death toll in this attack to 11 Syrian civilians, a family and workers at the factory, making it one of the deadliest attacks in this ongoing battle.