❗️Locals have reportedly reached and entered Kfarkila border town, which the Israeli army was forced to largely retreat from earlier tonight and attacked it with 200 artillery shell as a response.

If they had indeed fully withdrawn, that 60-day mark collapsed fast, and people might reach the border wall in a few days.

Notably also, Kfarkila is where the IDF spokesmen and CoS boasted about their visits, fall back to the Lebanese.

📹 Locals have already reached Al-Khardaleh road near Al-Litani river and Dier Mimas town.

This is north west of Khiyam town

📸 Photo reportedly near the road leading to Khiyan town, that withstood the harshest battle in this was and didn't fall.

📸 The Lebanese army calls on people to avoid going to the border towns and to report any remains form the Israeli enemy to authorities.

They also call on people to obey the directions of the army who is coordinating with the UN forces.

The army is asking people to wait? And saying they are still preparing to deploy more forces in south Lebanon? Embarrassing because too slow to engage.

People already reached most villages and funny enough the Lebanese government is only going to meet late this evening, today. No rush

As for the statement now? It's unfortunate that in 1 year they didn't issue a single statement about the whole war situation and only limited to mourning their martyrs who fell victims.

Inshallah the army will be with the people, and fullfil its national duty in the framework of:

People, Resistance, army.

❗️Aita al-Shaab

And then Amir Bohbot talks about the "winter operations" for the IDF logistics directorate to help the IDF soldiers cope with winter in Lebanon. Doesn't seem to be the case.

🇮🇱 There are indications in Israel that the Israeli army Chief of Staff is going to submit his resignation in the following weeks.

📸 The entrance of Khiyam town

📰 Regarding Khiyam town, Lebanon: Al-Mayadeen correspondent from Khiyam in the south:

- Israeli soldiers are present on the eastern and southern outskirts of the city

- There is likely a burned Israeli tank in the center of the town

📸 Nabatieh

📸 Beirut today. Photos by Al-Nahar newspaper

📸 From the Lebanese army checkpoint in Dahyeh near Mua'wad

📹 Scenes of jubilation along the highways as people head back to their homes in south Lebanon.

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📹 Footage from inside Aita al-Shaab town, one of the most border towns.

📸 The Ministry of Public Works contractors' workshops began working on restoring the Masnaa Road, the main Lebanese-Syrian border crossing.

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 What are damages inflicted by Hezbullah on the Israeli settlements?

Since the beginning of the war - 2,874 buildings were damaged in the northern settlements.

841 of them suffered moderate or heavy damage, and will require rebuilding - this is according to the data of the "Ofek Tefuni" directorate at the Ministry of Defense.

Kiryat Shmona suffered the heaviest damage with 382 buildings, of which 73 were moderately/heavily damaged.

Follow it, Shlomi, Nahariya, Manara and Metula.

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 What are damages inflicted by Hezbullah on the Israeli settlements?

Among the settlements that suffered the most serious damage - Kiryat Shmona and Manara are at the top of the list, then Shtula, Nahariya and Zarit.

This is regarding to general damages and houses.

As for  the regional councils, n the Meta Council, the most buildings were damaged (617)

- Ma'ale Yosef (530)
- Upper Galilee (300)
- Marom Galilee (114)
- Hermon (91).
- Ghajar (16)

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Of all the buildings that were damaged by Hezbullah in northern Israel:

- 1,669 are residential buildings
- 213 public buildings
- 104 infrastructure
- 150 agricultural buildings.

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