📹 From the twin Israeli airstrikes on Hula village this evening.

🗞 Netanyahu in a speech to the Israeli public apologies for the death of hostages, saying Hamas will be punished for their death.

He adds that he will not agree to leave the Philadelphia corridor, because once they leave it, they will never return and this is important to deny Hamas the ability to build-up again in the future.

He adds that he will refuse any hostage deal that will demand the evacuation of the corridor.

📸 He adds that if they leave the corridor, Hamas will smuggle the hostages to Yemen or Iran (such a fake and delusional claim)

He also attacks his minister of defence and army commander who says we can leave the corridor eventually. They said so knowing they have the ability to come back anytime and know that Hamas hasn't smuggled anything through tunnels since SiSi came to power in Egypt.

📸 He concludes by showing an internal Hamas document about increasing the pressure on Israeli public emotionally by tackling the hostages and their families in media.

He concludes that they will not leave the corridor under any condition, proceeds to attack Biden and say his statement was useless.

Netanyahu then answered some questions, one of which is about when Israelis in the north can come home. He said he doesn't know.

✍ Some channel observation

- As I always believed, Netanyahu has a personal grudge and hate against Palestinians that surpass that of Lebanese. He never fought a war in Lebanon and I still think he won't in this battle. (Yet)

- This war seems that it'll end when Netanyahu's government either collapses or until the new Knesset elections. That's a long time from now.

His stance is so strong, it'll be some type of unprecedented internal pressure that could make him lean. He just declared things in a way he cannot walk back from.

📹 Hezbullah released footage of their successful Almas ATGM on an Israeli army checkpoint KfarYuval.

Several civilian cars used by the Israeli army were parked there. Two soldiers were injured, one critically and one moderately.

🔻 Hamas spox takes credit for executing hostages, says rules changed.

In a statement on Telegram, Hamas spokesman says that after the Israeli massacre of 200+ Palestinian civilians in Nusayrat Camp during the rescue attempt for 3 hostages, rules changed.

He says from then, whenever the army is close to the hostages, they will be executed and the army will no longer be allowed to operate in such matters.

This is what happened with last week's 6 hostages.

Adds the blame is fully on Netanyahu, and he will carry the burden of the Palestinian and Israeli bloodshed.

The earlier confirms the rumors that Hamas indeed left him to be rescued by the Israeli army, refraining from executing him for being a Muslim.

As for my comments here about him, he worked as a security guard in an Israeli settlement and when called by Netanyahu he was welcoming.

If he ever proves otherwise, it'll be that, else it stands.

Back then, during the occupation era in Lebanon, Sayyed Moussa al-Sadr said it's haram to even accept aid from Israel. So imagine working for them.

📸 Hamas in an image, definitely remarkable and contagious, they say:

Military pressure = failure and death
Negotiations & swap = Freedom and life

🗞 The Jewish army carried out a series of airstrikes in the valleys on the outskirts of a number of villages in the western sector, especially Wadi Zebqin, Wadi Maryamin, and the outskirts of Al-Jbeen and Sheheen.

📹 Reportedly from the Israeli attack on Zibqeen forest, which has been subjected lately to a lot of similar attacks

📹 The Israeli army issued a statement stating they attacked some 10 rocket launchers around south Lebanon, some primed and ready to launch.

They claim some of the launchers were triggered as a result of the attacks, firing their rockets.

🗞 Netanyahu asked the security establishment to provide him with recommendations for a response to the killing of the prisoners. This was informed not just to the IDF, but also the Mossad.

The decisive response he demands includes – targets outside Israel.

📹 An Israeli airstrike in Markaba village

📸 Another Israeli airstrike is reported in Al-Rayhan mountain.

🗞 A Lebanese civilian was shot by Israeli forces near Khiyam village, while waiting for the UN forces to pick him up to his work.

He works as a civilian contractor with the UN. They who cannot protect their own, did we ever expect them to protect south Lebanon? [File photo]

🇱🇧/🇮🇱 How Israel recruited a nurse at Hezbullah's Al-Rasoul hospital and how he played a role in intelligence gathering during this past year during the war

(Video is in Arabic - I'll translate to English tonight and share it as a reply to this)

⭕️ So far today, Hezbullah took credit for 8 attacks on the Israeli enemy targeting:

- Spy equipment in Al-Jerdah base
- Spy equipment in Al-Rahib base
- Spy equipment in Al-Asi base
- Soldiers' staging area near Samaqa base
- The Radar base with artillery
- Soldiers from army intelligence near Al-Rahib base with artillery
- A house in Metulla in response to the attack on Lebanese villages [photo]
- Soldiers' staging area near Birkat Risha base

📹 On the other hand, the Israeli enemy announced they intercepted a drone over the Western Galilee while another impacted near Manara, sparking a fire.

Hezbullah didn't take credit for either events.

The army also released footage of their attack on Markaba, targeting an individual. The Lebanese ministry announced the injury of 3, two light and only one hospitalised.

Footage also shows attack on Al-Rayhan mountain

📸 As for internal news, the previous Lebanese Governor of the Central bank was detained after arriving at the Justice of Palace to give his statement about a corruption case related to Optimum.

For years now, he has been hiding (not really but you get the point), avoiding cooperation with the investigation.

He went today, likely to do a deal.