Adding to this,

Hezbullah's military footprint will be reduced a lot to the public and this will be great if it happens.

If this ceasefire holds and the Israeli army abstains from attacking anytime, there will be many years before a new war. Has to be a defensive one exclusively also, as non-state actors have reached a peak in ability vs modern armies with capable air force.

🇱🇧l🇮🇷 The Iranian red crescent in south Lebanon

لبيك

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 This evening, the Israeli army carried two drones strikes in Wata al-Khiyam area, supposedly a location long under their control. Target us unknown.

Israeli soldiers also fired form Maroun al-Ras towards Bint Jbeil

❗️ Israeli violations recorded so far are 51. Hezbullah's violations: 0

This excludes tonight's flares dropped over Hamamis area and the drone flights over Al-Zahrani district.

And step after step, the IDF is re-establishing the legitimacy of the resistance by weakening the Lebanese state and the international laws and order.

📰 During the night and up to this evening, there were many Israeli ceasefire violations and aggression

Some were reported to the media:
- Gunfire towards Yaroun town
- Possible airstrike/drone strike near Hula
- Jet activity over Akkar, Duneyeh, and Hermel
- Drone strike on a parked vehicle in Majdal Zoun (civilians were lightly injured)
- Artillery and gunfire attacks on Khiyam town

🇸🇾 Additionally in an official statement, they attacked somewhere between Lebanon and Syria that they claim was a smuggling attempt of weapons. There is no proof other then their claims that there are weapons.

🇱🇧l🇸🇾 As much as the situation is bad in Syria, and the possible imminent collapse of the whole Aleppo province, there will be unlikely any ability for Hezbullah to offer support or expertise.

Situation in Lebanon is fragile and nothing to spare.

Not only that, the Israeli army will actively hunt and attack any Hezbullah activity in Syria, unlike in the period of 2013-2017 and what followed.

🇵🇸 When I say Hezbullah won't, not because it's a matter of decision but because its a matter of ability.

Hezbullah aside, the support the Syrian government received from allies back after 2012-2013 was after the army was able with withstand and there being a popular local support for it.

And since the Syrian rebels and foreign terrorists have tremendously learned, adapted, organized and filled gaps, they were able to triumph in this battle

However it is indeed shocking that there was no meaningful defense and disastrous retreats. Yes, Syria was under a ceasefire in Astana and so on, stipulated no such events, but who in the right might trusts them.

Not defending now while the terrorists and rebels are overstretched and in the open, will be much more costly later if the army can re-group and counter attack. Time is ticking.

Finally, as bad as the situation is, as long as it doesn't spread to Hama and Daraa we are still in a place where we can say things might be lost but not everything will collapse. Else, the situation will be so loud, because of the sound of our fall...all our fall.

🇸🇾 The events in Syria highlight very clearly why they couldn't afford any engagement with the Israeli army and retaliation to the former's aggression.

In a statement now, the Syrian army announced they are fighting over a 100km frontline and have so far lost tens of martyrs and injured.

And they are retreating (re-grouping) to save the lives of both soldiers and civilians.

📸 A rough map of the situation in Syria, where small progress in some cities can drastically change the area of control over the vast empty lands.

Everything between red and the yellow line was lost in the past 3-days. It's several hundred km2

Locals in Nubl and Zahraa have already been evacuated and SDF has expanded its control to Aleppo airport and trying to connect with other Kurdish areas to the north.

Hama is down south, hopefully we never have to hear about it in the news. Syria is too big yet too small.

(I will try to limit my coverage about Syria, because those are days I don't want to remember)

❗️In Lebanon, Israeli tanks and bulldozers continue to enroach on area they failed to enter before, now moving more freely in Aitaroun town's neighborhoods.

A family is there and was trapped by the Israeli forces. So far, the Lebanese army has not issued any statement.

🇱🇧l🇮🇱 The Israeli drone strike this morning in Majdal Zoun injured 3, including a 7-y/o child.

The Israeli army didn't issue a statement about this incident, but they attacked on "suspicion of Hezbullah violating the ceasefire"

We all know Hezbullah doesn't recruit 7 y/o

🥀 The civil defense team worked to retrieve the bodies of the health authority paramedics who were killed a few hours before the ceasefire on 27-Nov in Aadsysit.

🥀 South Lebanon

❗️ Initial reports of an Israeli airstrike in the same area they attacked yesterday in Baisarieh near Tafahta

📸 The Israeli airstrike is in Tebna town valley, between Tefahta and Al-Bissarieh

Something to ease the mind and heart.

📸 A Russian airstrike in Aleppo and the same cycle of civilian casualties are spreading.

Yesterday's attack near the hospital killed terrorists and video evidence was available, yet some lied claiming they attacked the hospital.

The video literally shows weapons and military gear scattered everywhere and in the back you can see the brown camo vehicle the terrorists are using

Yes I know the Russians and Syrians haven't been a great model on how to conduct airstrikes, who has ever been in this criminal world, but the cycle of lies which brings us back to the early days is pathetic.

And western OSINT accounts that have stayed silent over the Israeli massacres in Gaza and Lebanon have suddenly waken up again, showing extreme extreme joy over their terrorist buddies' actions.

Their justifications for their hate on Assad, was found in Israel at dozens and hundreds and thousands more folds yet they are clear, and fool is whoever thought they are biased to human rights.

All prayers to the Syrian army and the Syrian people to hold a defensive line and organize, make these terrorists bleed and hopefully advance back. This is the time to showcase if the Syrian system has a true popular support that is able to overcome the Syrian civil war and the terrorist invasion, or if the system is destined to be toppled.

📹 Showcasing Hezbullah's great management of Lebanese ministries, Ali Hamieh, has completed in 3 days Al-Masna road and the border crossing that was severely destroyed by several Israeli attacks throughout the war.

📹 The Israeli enemy army released several videos of drone footage of attacks in Lebanon, including in Beqaa.

They used the terms "identified", "suspected", "previously used" to justify their attacks.

No statement by the Lebanese army yet on these attacks, which the Israeli army is basing on "suspicion"