Opsec is very important right?

I know Hezbullah didn't do everything needed yet, especially by not ordering people at funerals who are doing the military parade to wear masks.

Anyways, they should know better, those in those parades should be responsible for their lives by taking personal measures.

But talking about cars, I wanted to tell you that the Lebanese state does not care about personal data and from a irl example learn this.

Every single registered card in Lebanon, has the information of its owner and phone number (and possibly address) available online.

A few days ago my car was indirectly blocked the pathway of someone, and I was surprised by him calling me to move my car. He got my number from my car plate number.

So imagine what the IDF is able to do with a car's model, color, plate number, and phone number database.

It's pathetic.

That's a random photo lol. I cropped it but crop didn't work.

The IDF also took credit for this attack.

They falsely claim they targeted a group of Hezbullah at an old abandoned Hezbullah base.

What happened? They targeted civilian collecting wood near an abandoned Hezbullah shooting range.

The IDF is lying and has attacked civilians, exactly like in Naqoura. An attack that is in violation of 1701 and the ceasefire.

He returned raising the victory sign...

One of the civilian hostages liberated from the occupation, Hussein Shabib Qutaish "Abu Bilal", son of the town of Houla

The twitter account of the Lebanese president is lying.

The 4 released today were kidnaped during the ceasefire (time for Israeli withdrawal) and some barely a few weeks ago and NOT during the war.

Tweet: https://x.com/LBpresidency/status/1899508164808065257

The IDF released 4 today and will release the 5th tomorrow. Doesn't make sense why they would delay.

Anyways, the least they could do is give Lebanon the total number and names of those in prisons and the Bodies

In the clownish tweet, they used "Israel" not the "Israeli enemy forces" like how the Lebanese Army formats its statements

❤️ The freed Lebanese at the moment of their release at the Ras al-Naqoura crossing:

Ahmad Shukr, Hussein Fares, Muhammad Najm, and Hussein Qutaish❤️

🇮🇱 In a visit to the now-occupied Hermon, the Israeli defense minister Katz announced:

- IDF to stay in the highest point indefinitely
- IDF now has 9 bases in Syria, including this one
- The IDF base in Hermon mountain fully exposes the Lebanese Beqaa valley as it overlooks it
- IDF now has a buffer zone in Syria
- IDF now has an 80 km influence area that reaches to the outskirts of Damascus
- Syrian druze to start working in Israel (Golan Heights) starting 16-March

🇸🇾l🇮🇱 A delegation of 100 Druze sheikhs from Syria, visited Israel through the Ain al-Tineh crossing, from the Druze town of Hadar, north of Quneitra Governorate.

From the celebration of the release of Ahmad Shokor.

I don't know the exact circumstances of his kidnaping during the ceasefire

🇸🇾l🇮🇱 Haaretz:

Based on directives from the political echelon, the Israeli military has been tasked with preventing any Syrian military entrenchment up to a depth of 65 kilometers inside Syrian territory.

In addition, the military is preparing to establish additional military positions in the buffer zone inside Syria.

Within a 65-kilometer radius from the border, extending to the road linking the capital, Damascus, to the city of Sweida in the south, the Israeli military will not allow the Syrian regime to bring in long-range weapons, such as rocket launchers or advanced weapons systems.

As reported. This prisoner and the others were all kidnapped during the ceasefire not the war

So their kidnap was not only illegal and aggression but also a crime against civilians.

The man in the video, Shokor, was kidnapped in Houla on 26-27 November.

No Lebanese prisoner kidnapped during the war has been released yet. None.

Oh, and about the Lebanese who are claiming diplomacy freed these prisoners:

I would like to remind you that there is still a Lebanese army soldier in Israel, kidnaped two days ago and still not released. If you care to know of course

The fifth prisoner who is expected to be released will be the Lebanese army soldier which the IDF kidnaped from inside Lebanon a few days ago.

And then some clowns come and tell you, that it was Aoun's diplomacy that released Hezbullah's POWs in Israel.

No POWs were released

🇱🇧l🇮🇱 Netanyahu's office announced that Israel hopes to drive Lebanon to make peace with Israel under the current Lebanese leadership and the Trump administration

🇱🇧l🇮🇱 Such stance continues to grow more publicly in the Christian community, with complete silence from the Sunnis whose lack of action only ever weakened the resistance.

On TV, presenter Marcel Ghanem tells the Lebanese Minister of Foreign Affairs (who is from the LF party):

Make peace with Israel: You will be forced to say it in two or three months. Say it now, voluntarily.

📰 Two Israeli Merkava tanks crossed towards the Halwani area on the outskirts of the town of Ramia in south Lebanon.

No action by the Lebanese army, the defender of our borders. (File photo)

🇮🇱l🇸🇾 The Jewish army (IDF) shot dead 100 sheep in southern Syria this morning.

Why? Create famine and lack of money so the locals can be forced to ask Israel for aid and eventually be forced to cooperate

Israeli jets and drones are active over south Lebanon and Baalbek-Beqaa

📸 An Israeli force, reinforced with a bulldozer and a Merkava tank, advanced toward the outskirts of Rmeish and created an earthen barrier around the wall (Al-Akhbar)

An Israeli force also surrounded a Lebanese army base near Ramiah

Soon inshallah I'll write a thread about the new talking point in Lebanon

Diplomacy vs resistance, what is actually effective.

Will tackle the past, present and future. Hopefully will post before Sunday