✍ Let's be clear here about these events.

What's happening is historic and not like it has the potential to change the face of the middle east forever. It will definitely change the face of the middle east forever.

Hezbullah is now the last barrier between the collapse of the resistance front and the new age in the Middle East. Back in 2005-2006, this was the plan, crush Gaza and then Lebanon.

Once done with Lebanon move on Iraq, Syria, and Iran

They were partly successful in Gaza, moved on to Lebanon but were defeated and the wave stopped. The New Middle East Plan collapsed.

Today, we are on the same path, same plan, same risks. This time, the war is harsher, harder, more bloody and painful.

Hezbullah either wins this war, and stops Israel in south Lebanon and ink a deal that will force Israel to withdraw from Gaza, saving both countries. Or the war in Gaza will never end and Lebanon will face dramatic shifts in power and balance that will set it back decades.

Hezbullah cannot be defeated and has to defeat Israel, in a war that no matter how harsh, is instrumental to save everything.

Israel has to be crushed during the invasion of south Lebanon and bleed so bad, it comes shaking begging mediators for a ceasefire like it did in 2006, begging Qatar.

⭕️ May God protect him, guide him, aid him, and lead him by taking the best decisions to manage this war.

May God protect his men, guide them, aid them, and lead them to defeat Israel

May God fight with them, and use them, to defeat the Jewish state of terror

﴿أُذِنَ لِلَّذِينَ يُقَاتَلُونَ بِأَنَّهُمْ ظُلِمُوا وَإِنَّ اللَّهَ عَلَى نَصْرِهِمْ لَقَدِيرٌ﴾(الحج / 39).

📸 After an announcement by the IDF about ongoing attacks, 6 airstrikes took place in Taybeh border village.

6 other took place in Dier Siryan and 3 other in Markaba.

🇱🇧l🇾🇪 Yemen in a large demonstration today in support of Lebanon and Gaza

🇱🇧l🇸🇾 Syria's government sends 20 tons of medical aid to Lebanon in a convoy of vehicles through the land border.

⭕️ Hezbullah released footage of yesterday Falaq-2 rocket attack on Qiryat Shmona.

As always, they didn't hide that it impacted near / in open areas and showed the aftermath.

Had it impacted in the settlement, it would have caused great extensive damages.

⚠️ Initial reports of an attack on Dahyeh.

FH

📹 A very violent attack on Jnah area

📹 Biggiest attack so far, in terms of munitions used

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari will give a press statement in 10 minutes.

Fucking...hell

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 Israel might have aimed high high high, something one Israeli account hinted at a few hours ago.

📸 At least a dozen or so airstrikes took place in Beirut

📹 Closeup to the attack. It's near airport road and the Palestinian camp

📹 The attacked used bunker buster bombs, targeting an underground infrastructure

📹 The attacked used bunker buster bombs, targeting an underground infrastructure

(Better quality video)

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 The Israeli army claims to have attacked the most important underground facility for HQ and Command & Control for Hezbullah in Beirut.

(You'd think people would be there, yet all whom they assassinated have been killed elsewhere!)

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 Back in the 2006 war the IDF failed to penetrate a bunker in Beirut's Southern suburb that was believed to host Hezbullah's leadership and war room. The bunker is said to have been 90-150 feet deep.

IDF used 23 tons of explosives (40 JDAMs) and failed to penetrate it.

📸 Alleged photo by the IDF from 2006. Unclear if it's what they attacked today again

📹 At least 4-5 buildings were leveled to the floor, all full of people

🥀 That wave of attacks targeted at least 3 civil defense and medical centers.

There are many killed.

📸 These buildings have been wiped out.

The main target of the attack as I hinted above was Hezbullah's SG Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah