❗️Israeli War Minister rejects recommendation to fully return students to schools in Golan Heights and towns on Lebanese border

🇱🇧 Kataeb leader Serge Dagher: "The first congratulations should go to Israel, because they won."

🇱🇧 Lebanese political opponents should learn to humble themselves.

Two months vs the strongest army in the Middle east and the Israeli army was barely operating 3-5 km and after 1 year of softening the targets daily.

Today a limited battle in Syria, between terrorists and the Syrian army, and the frontline already started to fluctuate as deep as 5km.

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 Although settlers haven't been allowed by Israel to return back home in northern Israel, updates on that decision might be taken soon.

Israel is still worried that the situation might not stay stable, so it wants to avoid rolling back the decision.

In the meanwhile, they issued a lot of threats today towards Lebanon and Hezbullah, but the silence and peace felt is eroding their will to fight again and driving them towards accepting the status quo and accelerating retreat.

How they later tackle with the buildup of the resistance south of Litani, this will be a matter to be seen. Everything north, they cannot rat it or attack it, hands are tied and so are their tongues.

🇱🇧 Caretaker Minister of Public Works and Transport, Dr. Ali Hamieh, via his account on the X:

“Al-Qaa-Jousieh land border crossing between Lebanon and Syria is operational again.”

🇮🇱 Hebrew media today:

The Chief of Staff recommended returning to studies - Minister Katz refused to approve his resignation

🇮🇱 Israeli settlers: There is huge destruction, Hezbullah operatives across the fence, and we fear of the future:

"There is no chance we will return" קולות מהפסקת האש בצפון

🇱🇧 Deputy Speaker of Parliament Elias Bou Saab to Al-Hadath: The Lebanese army cannot disarm Hezbullah, and trying to use force may drag Lebanon into a civil war

رأي مش رح يعجب كتير ناس، بس الورقة اللي بتلاقيها ببيتك من الشباب، احتفظ فيها لنفسك، ما تعطي عدوك معلومة ببلاش وتخليه يجمع داتا ويربط قصص ببعضها ويستفيد هيك على طبق من ذهب، للاسف نحنا ما تعلمنا ومش شكلنا رح نتلعم….

هيدا عدا انو هول البيوت صاروا هدف لاي شي جديد بصير….

‏يا اخوان واخوات، نبهوا على عدم نشر وتداول صور الإخوة الأحياء وأماكن عملهم وما شاكل بعد الخروج من انقطاع الاتصال، يمكن مشاركة القصص عن إعادة الاتصال، ولكن مش ضروري ذكر مين ونشر الصورة.
لحتى نظهر انه تعلمنا من التجربة المريرة على الأقل.

منقول

🇱🇧 South Lebanon |

Israeli soldiers steal a photograph of an elderly Lebanese woman and use it for a group photo back in Israel after looting it from a home in southern Lebanon.

❗️Red Alert at Arab al-Aramshe [03:00]

📰 IDF: Following the siren that sounded at 3:00 in Arab al-Aramshe, it was determined to be false identification.

📸 ‎The shrine of the Prophet Yathar (PBUH) in the town of Yater as a result of Israeli attacks

📹 The shrine of Prophet Shimone as a result of the Israeli activity in Shamaa town

📹 The shrine of Khadr, Moses's companion at one point, destroyed by Israel in Yaroun

📸 This evening, the Israeli army violated the ceasefire again, and carried an airstrike on Baisarieh village which isn't on the border

They claim they attacked a facility for medium-range rockets after they identified individuals there.

📸 Israeli soldiers also shot at Lebanese civilians in Maroun al-Ras and drone strikes civilians in Taybeh village.

Israeli soldiers didn't enter Taybeh during the ground invasion but are enforcing such demands.

The army also is trying to enforce a demand to deny access to several Lebanese towns, majority which the army didn't even enter like Al-Mansouri and Shebaa

📸 The list of villages announced today is outside the area that the Israeli army has operated it

The color red they also showed is also very very delusional and wrong, as many of these villages the Israeli army didn't take control of, including Shebaa, Bani hayan, Kunin, Tiri.

Not only didn't take control off, they didn't even enter at any point of the ground invasion.

Loot at Aynatha and Bint Jbeil.

As for the rest, the IDF doesn't control those towns and has presence in some. There is no contorl in the fields and mountains between them.

The map is an imaginary buffer zone for the Israeli media

🇱🇧 Al-Manar in Taybeh village

📰 Some Lebanese are so sad Israeli didn't reach Tyre and Nabatieh and buss the Shia and Hezbullah into concentration camps, they are working on social media to claim that Lebanon is now under US-UK military occupation and that Hezbullah has surrendered and soon they will be forced to dismantle.

Some even likened the situation to Chapter VII and our banks are under US supervision now. (As if our banks aren't already and that it was the US's favorite goons who contributed to the sector's collapse)

Do you actually know that Hezbullah's MPs can't have bank account in their own country from years ago? That's why they are pissed at how secure and good Qard al-Hassan is.

Look, the matter is quite simple, this war didn't end nor did it start in the best optimal way for Lebanon, but it was concluded in a way that was enough for Hezbullah to retain a lot and survive in a way it is largely able to roll back many of the issues that faced it. That in comparison to Gaza or many other examples around us.

However despite this victory, not one like 2006 or one thay pained the IDF, the coming days and weeks are going to be a challenge in which Lebanon might be subjected to some violations by the Israeli army.

Imagine a raging rabid dog, suddenly forced to be sedated, snd is starting to wake up edging for more violence? It's prey is there but there is a thin barrier between them.

So events that will happen and how Lebanon acts towards them will either contribute in building a deterrence or eroding it. We either reach a level of post-2006 or reach a situation likened to Syria.

So how we act, react, respond, will all play an important role. Just give things time because what happened is great and grave, snd water needs to flow back to it's place.

Back in 2006 Israeli violations happened, they mounted a large raid in Baalbek a few days after, they killed Imad Moghnieh in 2008, recruited two senior Hezbullah commanders, killed Hassan Lakkis in 2013...etc

The war never stops...it takes different shapes.

We are Lebanese from Beirut, South, Beqaa hope for a longer pause like post-2006 but we have to understand there will challenges.

People have to cooperate with each other and help fortifying the homefront and have faith in Hezbullah's decisions.

Pray for their success. Between Netanyahy and Trump, and the new war in Syria's Allepo and a possible renewed US economic war on Iran...we will see no rest.

And as Imam Hussen said to those who want to escape: "This is the night, take it as an excuse to leave from the battle".

Have faith...and patience and time will show how events unfolds.

As we were happy visiting our homes yesterday after the IDF was forced into a ceasefire, some people started planning from that moment on how to prepare for the future from politics, to economy, to taking care of the people, to war.

Building deterrence now is like water shaping stone. It can be done, it's natural, it needs time. #admin

>IDF will finally get rid of Hezbullah. Make Lebanon Graet Again

>Mommy, why are there people with yellow flags and motorcycles in our neighborhood