In south Lebanon's sector, 56% of the towns gave a full confidence to Hezbullah and Amal and have accepted them without the need to hold elections in the towns

That's unprecedented

❗️In area similar to the quoted, a few weeks ago UN forces were spotted there.

It is what the IDF attacked yesterday.

The UN is actively spying on Lebanon and giving coordinates and details to the IDF. This is no longer a conspiracy theory, it is real.

And FYI, all...

The UN is paying people about $150 to give them tips and information about Hezbullah in south Lebanon

Two minutes remain before people can withdraw

So far 60% of south Lebanon has accepted Hezbullah and Amal without elections (no opponets to run vs)

Its important to know that some are sunni and Christians towns that aren't part of the 60%

The other Shia towns are Hezbullah Amal vs people who are pro Hezbullah and Amal

In Kafra, Amal refused to agree with Hezbullah and Hezbullah got the town alone. It's a local dispute, not Amal vs Hezbullah leadership

Elections started in south Lebanon and so far all smooth.

Only issues happened in Sunni-majority Sidon city, where several scuffles were noted.

Elections % is still shy and close to 30% in the districts, but expected as many are diaspora, traveling, or not interested to vote due to no risk of Hezbullah-Amal loss

📸 President Aoun visisted south Lebanon to vote in his hometown.

The south that he didn't visit once after the war.

📸 On the other hand, the new Army commander continues with bold statement about Israel and the south

Army Commander from Sidon: "Our message is that the army stands firmly with the Lebanese, and that the Israeli aggression, which continues to violate Lebanon's sovereignty and occupy part of its land, will not deter the military institution from performing its duties to the fullest extent."

(Although idk what duties he is talking about)

📸 Hezbullah Deputy Executive Council Chairman Hajj Abdullah Qasir casts his vote in his hometown of Deir Qanoun al-Nahr.

Usually Hezbullah's Sheikh Naim Qassem would participate in these elections, even Sayyed Hassan Saffieddine.

However times have changed

🥀 This community suffered too much...a lot of pain and loss

May God remedy the hearts

South Lebanon is two parts: South Lebanon Governorate and Nabatieh Governorate

For the South Lebanon which is south of the Litani river there are 144 municipalities distributed over:
- Tyre
- Marjaouyon
- Bint Jbeil
- Hasbaya

Of these 144 towns, 72 won without elections whereas 72 have elections today

Of the 72 that won without elections, 71 are for Hezbullah and Amal. One is for families

Of the remaining 72 towns, only 37 have Hezbullah-Amal participation.

The remaining 35 do not have any Shia participation. They are most likely Sunni, Druze, and Christian towns

Many towns are diaspora, many didn't vote

I didn't..sorry Hezbullah haha

https://news.1rj.ru/str/LebUpdate/52625?comment=1334712

The voting % here is for towns with elections, so it's accurate

It isn't the voting % including what was won without elections

Voting concluded in south Lebanon

🗳 Voter turnout in South Lebanon Governorate reached about 40% and Nabatieh about 34%.

This year's voter turnout is less than 2016

Voter turnout update by district:

- Jezzine: 41.37%
- Hasbaya: 35.38%
- Marjeyoun: 30.40%
- Bint Jbeil: 26.50%
- Nabatieh: 41.35%
- Tyre: 36%
- Sidon: 41%

That's a very cheap price. Doubt it'll be only those

I know there is U.S pressure on the Iraqi Gov to conclude this file, especially that the Iraqi Gov detained Iraqis who were helping Gaza

But releasing the Israeli will be more expensive that local Iraqi government prisoner release deal

Thankfully FPM is winning in Jezzine and has defeated the Jezzine-based LF MP Ghada

Congratulations. I hope this is an awakening call for them that unity within their party is important

And cooperation with the Shia in greater Lebanon is the way to go

انتصرنا سويًا في استحقاق اليوم، ونهتفُ باسمكَ أن حفظكَ الله لنا، سِر بنا في أيِّ استحقاقٍ تشاء، وسنكون عند حُسنِ ظنّك وأكثر.