📸 A series of Israeli airstrikes started in Beirut, targeting now Chouwayfat

📹 Several airstrikes took place in the same location in the area.

📸 Two new Jewish attacks on the lovely neighborhood of Haret Hreik

❗️The IDF issued additional terrorist eviction orders in Beirut.

Airstrikes reported in Jamous area

🥀 This evening, an Israeli airstrike on Hallanieh town in Beqaa murdered 7 youth

The martyrs have been identified as:
- Ali Ne'meh Al-Halani
- Khader Al-Halani
- Mustafa Al-Halani
- Mohammad Haidar Al-Halani
- Mohammad Hussein Al-Halani
- Yasser Bou Anwar

🥀 In the second massacre this day in Beqaa, the Israeli army attacked al-Khodor town, murdering 7 and injuring a dozen other, all from the same family.

The 3 sisters Nada, Susan and Fatima were killed together.

🇱🇧 As for south Lebanon, there isn't a complete tally of attacks, but notably, the Israeli enemy army violently attack Kfartabnit village.

The town was attacked with about a dozen airstrikes, each with 0.5 to 1 ton bombs

📸 Additional attacks took place in Toul, in Nabatieh.

(There is a nice postal stamp museum there, if it survives, make sure to visit it after the war)

📹 Violent attacks also took place in Byout el-Seyyed and Mansouri in Tyre governorate's coast.

Additional airstriks were reported in Siddiqin

Additionally, heavy artillery attacked Wadi Hamoul, Al-Bayada, Teir Harfa, Majdal Zun, Duhayra, Alma Al-Shaab, Marwahin and Ramia.

Attacks on Duhayra and Ramia are notable, because the Israeli army already entered these towns and operated in them

📸 Additional attacks took place in Baisariehz Jbaa, and Markaba. Two martyrs were reported in Jbaa

An attack target Anqoun village too. They also attacks the town some days ago, targeting the local civil defense

🥀 And this evening, it was announced the mayor of the town of Qalawieh, Hassan Rmeiti, and another person, were killed after the Israeli army targeted their motorcycle when they arrived at a house in Burj Qalawieh (Bint Jbeil district) to retrieve the bodies of martyrs inside it.

The house was attacked they day. That's the reality in south Lebanon, where the IDF kills and then kills those trying to recover the killed.

Attacking civilians and paramedics is a crime, a war crime.

📸 As for Beirut, the IDF targeted and my murdered Hussein and Haidar Srour, from the border village of Aita al-Shaab.

They were killed in their car on Kahale road.

🥀 Hassan and Haidar

🇱🇧l🇮🇱 In Beqaa alone, the Israeli army carried 500 airstrikes in the past 30 days, as in when the war started.

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 As for the situation in south Lebanon, today was a very interesting day for the below reasons

- The IDF tried to present an image of victory by releasing both very old, old, new, and commutative footage of underground infrastructure and weapons in south Lebanon.

Will details the findings in the following posts. These 3 statements for today are as if the IDF is saying, look everyone, we dismantled Hezbullah in all border villages and destroyed their offensive tunnels. Mission done.

Notably also, they stressed ONLY ONE tunnel ever crossed into Israel and it was an old incompleted one, discovered months ago and destroyed.

The IDF CoS also implied mission is almost done. Will post about it

- Hezbullah is still able to operate in some of the border villages they were already attacked and destroyed, and inflict casualties.

Who would believe after what we saw in Aita al-Shaab and other villages that Hezbullah is still able to make the area unsecure

(Will add details soon)

🇱🇧l🇮🇱 In one of today's "major news" by the IDF, they talked about Mheihib village which they discovered under a Hezbullah tunnel system.

In this video, they exposed themselves and showed how the majority of the tunnel was in open lands and other people's homes weren't affiliated.

Yet, they demolished the whole village and posted the footage 3 times already, twice officially.

This already took place 2 weeks ago.

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 Similar footage was released of the forested area in Labbouneh, however a much smaller cave dug in a mountain to store weapons for when in need.

The footage of soldiers there is many months old, during the secret raids in south Lebanon

The small videos inside that video where shared as sperate footage. They were shared by then 25 days ago about raids months ago, some almost 10 months old.

Various other demolitions were released. However the bastards didn't show the demolition of houses done by soldiers for the sake of destruction, as we already showed on various occasions.

📹 Footage from recently showed an unfinished tunnel system, which was still in progress.

Those tunnels are dug in very hard rock

📸 And of course they found some hardened underground small housing facility used to protect fighters during airstrikes.

These are everywhere, and thankful for their existence. They are what protected the fighters throughout the past year.

📹 And finally, spectacular footage was released of the majority of the loot so far from weapons confiscated in south Lebanon.

It includes everything from small arms and grenades to small rockets and clothes

Here its important to note the following:

- Most/majority of these weapons were still packaged for long storage by Hezbullah in tunnels and buried barrels, but never used or deployed in combat

- Some of these were located in houses/zones Hezbullah was operating in during the battle in support of Gaza and this war

- Yes this is a loss in material, greater than what the IDF found in south Lebanon in 2006. But less than what they confiscated from the ship sent from Iran to Lebanon somewhere between 2006 and 2009

If you notice in most single finds, the clothes and weapons are designated for a group of 10 fighters, with the means the fight long enough for 10. These caches were disturbed all over the area based on need and in excess

📸 However what's important is that there shouldn't be shortages for fighters in the field.

They have their personal weapons, enough ammo, and inshallah enough gear and tools.

Despite the current Israeli blockaid in Lebanon at sea and at land, and the cutting of roads, whatever available in Lebanon should be enough till the war ends and after it

Got to work with what's already here, because no aid is coming soon. Unlike the IDF, which keeps on replenishing thanks to the West

After the war, smuggling will be harder but everything will be in reach again. What's important is keeping it safe and secret.

As the anthem goes, it was God's Hands that provided these weapons