🇱🇧l🇮🇱 New large scale demolitions in Dabash road, towards Yaroun - Bint Jbeil.

The UN, the 5-Mechanism, and the Lebanese army are not doing anything in regards to these ceasefire demolitions.

6 more days to withdraw...

🥀 After days with no new reports or recoveries, the bodies of 5 new Hezbullah martyrs have been recovered from Khiyam

The death toll of the defenders have risen close to 40

📸 Two large Israeli demolitions targeted Houla town

📸 Photo from yesterday of the liquid explosives being transported by the Israeli army towards Sluki valley.

Throughout the night they demolished parts of the forest there, and houses in Hula

🇺🇸 This is how, the new American President described Gaza

📸 A new Israeli demolition in Bani Hayyan, which they were supposed to not be in for weeks now.

Israeli tanks were active today on the outskirts of Bint Jbeil, and shelled a few houses.

5 more days? That's too little to withdraw from the WHOLE area. They didn't yet and the Lebanese army is yet to act

Not very accurate.

1- Hezbullah cannot keep people for two months and not compensate, leaving people without money to rent or repair.

They are doing this, paying for some even extra, and some people are still accusing them of not doing enough, not paying enough, etc etc

2- The Israelis don't have a pretext for war. They don't have support nor do they have hafe a rhetoric.

The Lebanese army is deployed now, and Israel is in the border villages. So unless the Lebanon army decides to run away and leave..that's a core issue.

To invade or attack after this period, we would have see heavier drone activity, more artillery attacks, more attempts to stir problems.

The jews are the eternal embodiment of all of what is evil.

So yes, they might delay, but the war is unlikely to be restarted, especially with Hezbullah complete silence and not falling into the trap of attacking and giving them context.

They tried it once early on. Wasn't the needed calculation, so they abstained.

(No, not coping because I bought furniture for my house with half a year of salary haha)

https://news.1rj.ru/str/LebUpdate/50019?comment=1062342

Adding to all that,

The UN and the Lebanese army both made it clear the Israeli actions are violation of the ceasefire and the Israeli withdrawal is un - negotiable.

The withdrawal is mandatory and not conditional according to the ceasefire.

That all aside, with the fall of Assad and the great weakening of Hezbullah and how they comprised it... invading now doesn't achieve anything further.

What is the plan? Enter Khiyam again? Try to enter the city of Bint Jbeil? Reach Tyre? Reach Nabatieh?

As for comparing the ceasefire in Gaza vs Lebanon, it's not possible. But it's wrong to claim one was a submission and one was a victory.

Not only because 1701 is from 2006 not 2024 and Gaza not being a state, Gaza's ceasefire costed 47,000 deaths and a complete destruction of the area. Of course because of the Israeli refusal to negotiate before.

But most importantly? Gaza has 100 Israeli hostage to use as leverage and negotiate with

🇮🇱 Israeli soldiers share this photo on their Instagram accounts, reminding the Israeli public that the credit for the return of their prisoners goes to these dead soldiers.

The photo shows all the soldiers from the same company who were killed in one of the battles with the Palestinian resistance in the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli public has now realized that the only real solution for the return of the prisoners is a deal and an agreement.

If Netanyahu had agreed to a swap deal from the beginning, these soldiers in the photo would have returned alive with the prisoners.

🇱🇧l🇮🇱l🇺🇸 Sources close to US President-elect Donald Trump have reportedly conveyed a stern warning to Israeli officials.
Senior Israeli officials have indicated their intention to remain in southern Lebanon beyond the 60-day ceasefire, due to the slow deployment of the Lebanese army, raising concerns in Washington, The Jerusalem Post learned on Thursday.

(Jews are lying, the Lebanese army is ready but the delays are because of the Israelis. The army needs them to withdraw to fill in their place)

Sources close to US President-elect Donald Trump have reportedly conveyed a warning to Israeli officials: “We don’t want the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon to collapse."


Link: https://m.jpost.com/israel-news/article-837901

🇱🇧l🇮🇱 An Israeli infantry force infiltrated from the town of Maroun al-Ras towards the outskirts of Bint Jbeil from the direction of the slaughterhouse neighborhood.

The Lebanese army is in the town and has increased its forces again yesterday.

📸 Israeli soldiers are raiding houses in the area, searching and so on.

These are all areas they didn't reach during the war.

🇱🇧l🇮🇱l🇺🇸 The Ceasefire Supervision Committee in Lebanon is informed of an Israeli delay in withdrawing from the south beyond the 60-day deadline (Al-Akhbar)

Two full months of unrestricted sabotage and demolitions in the border towns...and they need more time

Let's see what the Lebanese state and the Lebanese army will do about this.

🇱🇧l🇮🇱 Israeli drones are active almost everywhere in Lebanon, including Beirut

🇱🇧l🇮🇱 The last time drones were active over Beirut was about 4 days ago

📸 New Israeli demolitions in Yaroun.

May God give patience to those who lost their houses, and who will always be haunted with losing their houses again in the future

🇱🇧 According to reports, after abandoning his popular base because he needed rest, Saad al-Hariri might reside again in Lebanon and participate in the 2026 parliamentary elections.

🇱🇧l🇺🇸 President Aoun to his American counterpart: You stood by Lebanon and helped it after the difficult circumstances, and your friendly country played a prominent role in moving to a new horizon of security and reassurance

📸 The Israeli army burned a two-story house in Burj al-Muluk, and also burned vehicles belonging to Project 800.

🇵🇸 After the Palestinian Authority invaded Jineen camp, the Israeli army has started a large military operation in the area.

So far, 6 Palestinians have been martyred and more than 35 injured.