Oh well...

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 Unofficial footage released by the Israeli enemy of some of the activities of the Golani Brigade.

Evidently, you won't see any face-to-face clashes but rather exclusively:

- FPV drone attacks
- Airstrikes on fighters
- Drone strikes on fighters
And so on.

Video includes the footage of the martyrdom of some Hezbullah fighters. The footage is form the border towns and upward towards Tayr Harfa, Jebayn, and Shamaa.

I was just talking to a friend and told him if Syria falls to these terrorists, yes Lebanon's resistance would be cut from the world and Iran but this might not be the worst case scenario.

With the Israeli attacks on border crossing, the monitoring of the border area by the Lebanese army, US, and UK and the challenges in breaches faced by the Iranian and Syrian army in regards to weapon shipments...this would help speedrun local production of everything in Lebanon.

With Iran's know-how, and the Lebanon's access to the world in terms of machinery and raw material, and Hezbullah's engineers and the great education in Lebanon, this project is very feasible.

Hezbullah already produced its drones and parts of its missiles, even bullets and weapon's grade explosives. They produce rocket barrels and a lot of stuff.

There is a lot of things to discuss, and there is a lot of "light" at the end of any tunnel. Events aren't the end of everything really.

That's not false hope, it's reality. There is only one important factor, the unity and will of the Lebanese Shia population to save this sacred path, and next to it the whole Lebanese population's refusal to fight each other outside the parliament.

If I find the time, I'll try to write about this, there is a lot to discuss and showcase about this war and the events of Syria and the whole middle east. I just didn't yet try explain to explain things thoroughly, barely putting fragments here. I was overwhelmed too.

On the other side, it's quite ironic how the events of Syria unfolded just as I was reading a book called "the insurgents' dilemma" where the author spent the whole first few pages/chapters trying to say insurgents are no longer able to topple states because the conditions of the old world are no longer available in modern states. It's an interesting analysis but if we learned anything, there is no set of answers to explain everything and that every war or conflict is not like the other.

There is always one thing here that is absent there, had it been different, the whole situation would be too.

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 An unexploded Israeli bomb was found in the middle of a main street in the Marj area of ​​the town of Al-Saksakiya, at a depth of more than ten meters.

There are a lot of unexploded Israeli bombs around south Lebanon.

- An Israeli drone targeted the town of Majdal Zoun (Tyre district) in southern Lebanon after the funeral ceremony of Hezbullah's martyrs.

- In the same town, an Israeli suicide drone targeted one of the town's main water tanks.

📹 Israeli jets were also reported at high altitudes over Beirut.

📸 This is the area they attacked twice before in Majdal Zoun.

They took credit for the second attack, claiming they targeted a rocket launcher. The first attacked injured 3 civilians, including a child...a week ago

❗️ Unconfirmed reports of two rocket launch from Lebanon. Sirens sounded only inside an Israeli base.

Details are unclear (hopefully a false alarm)

📸 For the past 3 days, the Israeli army has been demolishing the civilian houses in Yaroun, non-stop

Laying it out here...

But someone has to train eagles on drone hunting because those little flying death machines are a critical centerpiece to all new ground warfare in modern armies vs adversaries that are states or non-state actors

The warfare is advancing very fast, and countering all the new breakthroughs and advances have been very slow and ineffective for weaker adversaries because of materialistic limitations. Warfare is becoming very lethal.

(Partially a joke, partially mean it)

🇮🇶 "The Syrian crisis is an internal event when it is internal, but not with terrorist groups, and we remember recent history."

-Chairman of Hashd al-Sha'abi Falih al-Fayyadh during his speech at the security forum in Ninawa today

🇮🇷 Iranian State TV: 'Armed groups (HTS) have not targeted any of the Shia civilians living in Aleppo'

It seems that Iranian media is preparing for something, or at the very least taking precautions, to make HTS seem more moderate.

By: @Middle_East_Spectator

🇱🇧 Israeli drones are heard over Beirut.

❗️An important announcement to the residents surrounding the house and street of Abdul Hassan Basma Al-Hawsh - Ain Baal, to evacuate tomorrow, Saturday, from 7:30 am until further notice.

There is an unexploded Israeli bomb, which is approximately 3 meters long under the area.

🇱🇧l🇮🇱 Initial reports of an Israeli airstrike on the Litani in the town of Zawtar in south Lebanon.

Third night in a row. Same place between Yohmor and Zawtar.

🇱🇧l🇸🇾 HTS sent a letter to Lebanon wishing for 'positive relations', and none to involve themselves in this war to topple the Syrian government.

🇱🇧 The sound of the explosion heard in the eastern sector and the Nabatieh area was caused by an Israeli demolitions in the vicinity of Rab Thalatheen - Markaba

🇱🇧 The explosions you continue to hear in south Lebanon....is Israeli demolition of civilian houses in Khiyam town.

The war crimes continue...the literal war crimes of the Jews, by demolishing civilian houses during a ceasefire.

📸 A few ago, Azir building opposite to Al-Bayan School, the southern suburb, collapsed.

It was likely damaged in a previous Israeli airstrike.

I just know some Lebanese are feeling very cornered and giving up, considering they just exited a harsh war in Lebanon and they are at loss for losing such a great leader and that they lack some insight of what's going to happen and what's needed and what's up.

It's like a sense of despair? I can do my small part and write but I feel useless and whatever I will write won't be enough.