🇱🇧l🇮🇱 Our Lebanese Minister of Foreign Affairs Youssef Raji:

"Hezbullah is giving the international community an excuse not to pressure Israel!"

What the heck did Hezbullah even do in the past 4 months?

Not a single bullet was fired, despite countless Israeli demolitions, airstrikes, drone strikes, assassination, violation, occupation.

Dears, you are not delusional. You are cucks

🇱🇧l🇮🇱 In the same interview, the cuck, the Lebanese Minister of Foreign affairs said we cannot liberate south Lebanon with arms and that we can only with diplomacy.

The cuck also adds that Lebanon is not adhering to its obligations under 1701.

He makes no mention of Israeli violations and attacks nor occupation, which are the most explicit and blatant violations of the ceasefire and 1701.

And because it makes sense to mention this in the same interview...our Lebanese Minister of Foreign affairs boasted that he joined the LF militia when he was just 15 years old to participate in the Lebanese civil war.

Just make it make sense :)

Lolol

The Jews did not take credit for the attack, despite 3 drone strikes in the same array to kill someone.

They also didn't take credit for the attack in Dier Qanoun against a room (said to be a generator room)

🇮🇱l🇸🇦 Saudi based media continues to incite against Lebanon, quoting non-public IDF threats that they will attack Beirut if Hezullah continues to violate the ceasefire.

I mean how ridiculous does this sound. Hezbullah has not fired a single time yet, yet look what the IDF has done so far.

Remarkable hypocrisy

I know you missed this news, but do you know?

Do you know that when Israeli killed Hezbullah's SG, an Arab state leader sent a message to the phone of the new IDF Chief of Staff with this emoji: "👏"

🇱🇧 Today, our beloved Prime Minister Nawaf Salam visited south Lebanon and toured several towns including Tyre and Khiyam.

In a long post about his visit, he claims the Lebanese army is doing its full responsibility and thanks it alongside the UN.

Not once did he thank the locals or the popular resistance that liberated these lands and allowed the state to come back to them. Not once did he say "mercy on those killed in these lands"

And while he didn't condemn a single Israeli attack, he yet again in this tweet condemned the attack on the UN vehicle in Beirut two weeks ago

Tweet: https://x.com/nawafasalam/status/1895386265626804311

📹 Many locals were not satisfied by his weak behavior and told him so frankly.

"Are you afraid America won't be pleased with you, Mr. Prime Minister?" A citizen addresses Prime Minister Nawaf Salam in Nabatieh.

📹 Southern citizen:

"The first word that should be said in Nabatieh is 'Thank you to the resistance'. If there are no martyrs, neither the prime minister nor anyone else will step on it. Are you afraid of America?"

📹 The situation was similar in Khiyam, where locals lost their homes because of the ongoing Israeli occupation of Al-Hamamis hill

"Whoever destroyed my home, I will destroy his life. Through resistance, I will get my land! Through dialogue, you can see the Hamamas hills."

📹 Situation was similar in Tyre. A Father said:

"My son is a telecommunications engineer, a graduate of LAU, with no political background. My son has a 9-month-old son, yet he has not returned.

My son, who loved life, was martyred at the border. My son told me that it is forbidden for a stranger to take our land."

Wanted to write about this for long but won't now, but in brief brief.

It's quite remarkable how many Lebanese ridicule the rhetoric of the need to liberate land through power and the need to increase the military strength of Lebanon and the resistance (when the state fails).

They ridicule the concept of power and cling to the thought of disarming because they believe that disarming and being weak is how Lebanon because safe through not being a threat to anyone.

Decades ago the same people who claim so are the ones who used to say "Lebanon's strength is through its weakness".

I'm genuinely curious, is this concept exclusive to Lebanon? Or do other nations around the world believe so.

It's quite remarkable when we see Israel strive not only for military might but for superiority, when Arab states big large armies and the whole world keep stressing on the need of strong militaries to safeguard sovereignty, these Lebanese claims so.

A sample of a Lebanese cuck, he got famous during the war on X: https://x.com/MarioLeb79/status/1895454560334028956

Quoting him because he's been very loud lately. Pro-peace maggot.

I understand we don't want war, we don't like death, but we the Shia are the most who lost and who are in the most pain yet this didn't let us abandon sane rationale and sane thinking

We understand the risks, we understand the sacrifices and we are alone in this bidding while everyone is sitting on the sides.

The worse a Shia changed his opinion after the war was saying its enough that Shia are alone sacrificing, let the Lebanese army die fulfilling its role as an army. let the Shia, sunni, Druze and Christians sacrifice.

Yet none, said let's make peace with our murderer, let's abandon our weapons because through weakness we safeguard our future.

It's genuinely simple. Our rule is to become stronger, diplomacy doesn't exist because this world is hypocrite and biased to Israel.

The world superpowers are loyal to Israel, and they submit to them. Until that world judges the Jews in the same way they judge everyone else, the laws won't be applicable nor will diplomacy work.

Israel has invaded Syria without Syria being a threat, violated the ceasefire in Lebanon and Gaza and has shed blood in Gaza, West Bank, Syria, Lebanon and everywhere every day since all days.

Wake up.

Lol he posted this 12 min ago and talked about "the innocent lives lost". Yeah mate, I agree. Even the fighters are innocent because they were murdered by the Israelis.

Today I went to Khiyam and Nabatieh to listen to our people in the south, not to make statements. But I want to say that my close knowledge of the reports and studies on the damages and losses resulting from the recent Israeli war is one thing, and seeing the extent of the destruction and the scene of the destroyed villages, roads, houses, agricultural lands and burnt trees - with my own eyes - is something else entirely. How can I forget all the innocents who were martyred, leaving behind orphans, widows and the bereaved? What I heard and saw today will increase my determination to accelerate the work for the reconstruction and the dignified return of our people.

🥀 The burials in Aitaroun have started.

95+ locals (of which about 85 died in the war and rest natural causes) is a shocking shocking number of this small town.

Immense sacrifices...

🥀 The IDF took credit for his murder, claiming he was responsible for facilitating money transfer for weapon smuggling operations and supporting the transfer of weapons to different Hezbullah units.

Regardless that this Jewish crime is a violation of the ceasefire and extra judicial murder, Hezbullah has to investigate every single assassination because we all witnessed they were rooted in good intelligence that went beyond and beyond

Shortly after our PM left,

❗️An Israeli drone strike targeted Kfardounin town in Nabatieh near the stadium, no injuries

Mmm, I wonder if for us or for our Lebanese neighbors up in north Lebanon

📰 A young man coming from Türkiye was arrested at Rafic Hariri International Airport with $2.5 million in his possession

Lebanese security forces say the money was for Hezbullah, and it is now confiscated by the Lebanese security forces.

🇱🇧l🇮🇱 Lebanon's PM calls on Israel to "please withdraw"

In a statement on X, Nawaf said:

Close to one of the sites that Israel still occupies inside Lebanese territory, I stressed during my tour in the south today the necessity of its complete withdrawal from all these points to the international borders stipulated in the 1949 Armistice Agreement, stressing that any delay in this constitutes a violation of Lebanese sovereignty, Resolution 1701, and the arrangements for the cessation of hostilities as agreed to by the previous government.