❗️A new series of alerts of in Baalbek and Beqaa, again targeting civilian business, residential buildings and possibly Qard al-Hassan.

This attack is between a busy university and the Baalbek hospital. What legitimate target could be possibly there!?

❗️ Continuous rocket alerts in the whorehouse, called Nahariyya

📸 New alerts in Dahyeh, targeting large residential buildings on its outskirts

📹 One of the Israeli drone strikes in central Beirut, in Barbour, was not in the warning list

📹 People in countless cities in Lebanon are evacuating their homes as a result of the brazen and criminal Israeli bombing campaign everywhere in Lebanon

🇱🇧 It'll be back more beautiful

🇮🇱 Netanyahu is expected to announce the ceasefire in a speech tonight at 8.00, where he will justify to the Israeli public they achieved things in Lebanon and time to stop.

One was murdered and 6 others injured in this attack on Barbour, without any warning

🔊 New red alerts in Nahariyya and Shlomi

📸 And as Israel is attacking Lebanon, they attacked Syria's Homs province just now

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 The Israeli army has carried close to a 200 airstrikes today in Lebanon, all around Lebanon.

There are civilian casualties in Beqaa, Baalbek, Beirut, and south Lebanon.

🔊 Repetitive alerts in Nahariyya and Acre, for both drone and rockets

⭕️ Hezbullah released footage of two Almas ATGM attack on Israeli army bulldozers, one in Israeli territory behind the border war and the other close to it.

Of course, the Israeli army didn't acknowledge these two losses, and Israeli media was gagged, so no images were released.

📸 Israeli airstrikes are still ongoing in Sidon and Tyre cities.

Attacks also in north east Lebanon, some caused civilian casualties

⭕️ Hezbullah released footage of their attack on an Israeli army HQ in Metulla base yesterday, 24-Nov

The footage shows the fighters leaving a tunnel, going towards the drones and firing them.

They also were able to monitor the Israeli base, and confirm the impacts. Something the Israeli army also didn't acknowledge.

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 Israeli airstrike are reported in
- Bint Jbeil
- Hanin
- Aita al-Shaab
- Dibbin

14 months and the border town of Aita is still under Israeli airstrikes.

Artillery shelling targeted the outskirts of Marjeyoun and a drone targeted one of the locations in the Lebanese army base in Abel al-Saqi.

📸 From the Israeli attack on Jnah. Some of the latest attacks didn't level the buildings, but damaged several floors.

Attacks all around Lebanon are still non-stop.

I want you to imagine how the fighters are fighting in south Lebanon under x10 the intensity of these attacks, and heroically defending our borders.

📹 The moment a drone impacted in Haifa a few ago

⭕️ We will cross like a thread of sunshine, all veils will hide us

☠️ The Israeli army announced the death of a soldier in Gaza, he is a Muslim Arab from the 1948 Palestinian lands

- Sergeant Tamer Othman, aged 21, from Kafr Yasif, a soldier in the Nahshon Battalion (90), Kfir Brigade

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 Israel: Northern evacuees question whether a ceasefire deal is enough to see them home

Metula Mayor David Azoulai strongly denounced the expected ceasefire agreement, telling The Times of Israel that it was “a surrender agreement by the Israeli government to the Hezbullah terrorist organization.”

The agreement “allows Hezbullah to rehabilitate itself and rebuild its military infrastructure,” Azoulai warned.

Moshe Davidovich, the head of the Mateh Asher Regional Council and chairman of the Conflict Zone Forum, said in a statement that if an agreement is signed between Lebanon and Israel that doesn’t include the establishment of a buffer zone near the border with a “strong international force and the removal of Hezbullah beyond the Litani River,” Israel will be making a “historic mistake.”

Rest of the article here, read it as it highlights the Israeli army's single most important war goal failing: Prepare the conditions for the security situation that allows the return of the Israeli setters back home

https://www.timesofisrael.com/northern-evacuees-question-whether-a-ceasefire-deal-is-enough-to-see-them-home/