⭕️ Hezbullah in a statement, that in response to the barbaric Israeli aggression in Lebanese cities, villages and on civilians, they fired 80 rockets at Safad city.

❗️Red Alert at Al-Batuf, Misgav

📹 From the rocket impacts after the latest barrage

🥀 Lebanese Minister of Health: 1,540 dead and 5,410 injured in Israeli attacks since the start of the expanded wave of attacks

لا حول و لا قوة الا بالله و حسبي الله و نعم الوكيل

Someone help me understand, since when do they mean? Since the pager attack or since the airstrikes started?

What about the death toll from the past 11 months. What was the tally up to then.

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 The Israeli army claims only 175 rockets fired so far, largely downplaying how much was actually fired.

In the latest attack, Hezbullah claimed 80 while Israeli claimed 45.

In the 3 attacks towards Safad, one alone was 50 as claimed by Hezbullah. Israel claimed all 3 collectively were 40.

Video released by Hezbullah, for promotion of rocket launches.

⭕️ Hezbullah issued a statement announcing they fired 50 rockets at Qiryat Ata settlement, in response to the Israeli criminal and murderous attacks on Lebanese villages and cities

🥀 It's important to know because

1- Death toll before the pager attack and what cane after should be separated from the death toll of the previous 11 months

It's important, so the civilian death ratio can be separated and understood better. To highlight the crimes they did in this wave of airstrikes.

Adding 500 combat to a death toll of 1,500, assuming it's from 8-Oct will water down the reality.

Detail and information are important. Perspective is important. Time and how and why is also important

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 After claiming to have caused strategic losses for Hezbullah in terms of arms and weapons, the chief of the Israeli Air Force, Maj. Gen. Tomer Bar, lays down the plans for the future, to prevent all weapon transfers from Iran to Hezbullah.

Between the lack of clear goals and orientation (for present and future) in Gaza vs what we are seeing in Lebanon, is a case to study after the war.

He says during a visit to Tal Nof airbase:

"We in Lebanon are now going to prevent any possibility of weapon transfers from Iran, in the face of what we have taken away so far from Hezbuah,"

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 Ghazieh in Sidon district was attacked in two airstrikes

- A vehicle was attacked in Habboush - Nabatieh district.

- Airstrikes reported in Toura, Majdal Selem and Tyre.

📸 From the attack on Ghazieh

📸 The vehicle attacked in Housh, Tyre. No casualties

📸 From the attack on Ghazieh town near Saida

- Attack on Sultaniya towards Tebnine, Adshit al-Qusayr, and several in the outskirts of Abbasiya

🥀 The senior commander killed today by Israel in Beirut was one of Hezullah several envoys to Yemen, secretly of course.

He was first known about 8 years ago, when someone from the Ansarallah (Houthi) members leaked an internal video during a training session.

In this report by Saudi Arabia media, they viewed parts of it. During it, he was teaching them about examples, about defense and offense, mission secrecy, etc...

He was not yet announced by Hezbullah, but likely will soon, as a photo of his body covered before burial has been shared online.

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 Some general news and notes

- Israel acknowledges they were told about a 3-week ceasefire in Lebanon. They refused it and said there is no reason for a ceasefire

- Israel's air force commander says we are preparing with the ground forces for an invasion of Lebanon, if and whenever, the political leadership asks for it

- Israel said clearly they want to destroy Hezbullah as a fighting forces and create a buffer zone in Lebanon up to the Litani

- Israel stated a clear goal: Destroy Hezbullah as a fighting force

On the other hand, some observations
- No clear path to end this war in Lebanon so easily. Israel is adamant to invade and hopes to settle, a new endless war like in Gaza

- Israel was much more prepared for this war than it was for Gaza, they knew what to do and how to act, fast enough

- Hezbullah's performance is shocking, underwhelming, and inviting more Israeli attacks because its seen as weakness

- There is a major leadership drain that happened in Hezbullah, for the first time ever in their history at this scale.

- Israel continues to control the pace of the war

- Despite a 11-month gradual escalation, Hezbullah somehow looks and acts as if it was taken by surprise

I hope I'm wrong in everything. I hope its happening for a reason. I hope they are still well and able to defend and overcome the mistakes and mishaps of the past period.

✍ I've abstained from commenting on Hamas, because I was waiting for the war there to end.

Hamas is not an example to set, because let's be honest and clear. This is not defeatist, this is reality

Will not tackle the destruction in Gaza. That's not a military goal achieved, that's a Jewish crimes. Talking about Hamas as a resistance fighting force:

1- There rocket units were decimated. Firing rockets can be clearly called non-existent. No more firing stations, no more storage, no more launches.

Last rocket attack, they used a makeshift wooden ramp and it hit the sea

2- Now infantry. There was no fighting actually taking place. They failed in defence and failed to retain control of any town. Israel was able to enter and occupy every single place in Gaza they wanted.

Hamas didn't seek defense because the fighting force opposing it was much much stronger, it was suicide. Overwhelming.

They sought survivals and guerilla. That's a method to survive and inflict some damage, but in no means defense.

(Won't discuss the loss and mistakes done in failing to retain their best soldiers in futile raids after the successful 7-Oct operations, when they continued to lose men, rather then retreat back to Gaza and prepare for defense)

3- Third and final. Gaza is under siege with no access to future arms and weapons. They are rationing bullets and RPGs for months now. With time, they can only inflict little more damage under these conditions.

It stings, because they gave an image of might in terms of defense welcoming Israel to try a ground invasion. Personally, I'm afraid about Hezbullah in the same sense.

Again, I'm talking jack shit. I have no information and just observing current news. My words are meaningless and worth less than a shit stuck on a man's shoe.

https://news.1rj.ru/str/LebUpdate/43911?comment=531867

✍ And no, not saying this is the fate of the resistance in Lebanon too.

⭕️ Hezbullah released footage of their attacks on the following 3 Israeli bases, on 24-Sept:

- Naftali base
- Samson base
- Eliakim camp

Fadi-2 and Fadi-3 rockets were used. The launchers can bee seen, some used from open areas and some concealed in near underground large canisters.

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 In an update to Israeli attacks in the past hour

- A gasoline station in Libaya (Western Beqaa)
- Tiri village, several killed and others under rubble
- Mansouri
- Bazourieh
- Buyout el-Seyyed
- Deir al-Zahrani
-Zifta

🥀 In Baalbek-Beqaa province today, at last 43 have been killed so far.

- 14 martyrs and 38 wounded in the South Governorate

- 26 martyrs and 42 wounded in the Nabatieh Governorate

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 In an update to Israeli attacks in the past hour

- Majadal
- Teirdeba
- Kfarruman
- Zawtar
- Nabatieh el-Tahta
- Khiyam

🥀 A better overview of the distribution of martyrs (murdered victims by the Jewish enemy) in Lebanon

🥀 26 killed and 42 wounded in the Nabatieh Governorate
🥀 25 killed and 14 injured in Baalbek-Hermel governorate
🥀 23 killed and 30 injured in Beqaa governorate
🥀 14 martyrs and 38 wounded in the South Governorate
🥀 4 killed and 29 injured in Mount Lebanon governorate

A total of 92, just before midnight