Hezbullah withdrew from Kafarkala from the beginning of the truce on October 27, 2024.
The Lebanese army entered Kfarkila on 18 February 2025, which means that the destroyed town of Kfarkila has been without any weapons for at least 8 months.
Yet the Israeli army has attacked this particular town 107 times.
The same is the case in the whole country South of the Litani!
90 attacks on Mays al-Jabal, 84 in Yaroun, and so on.
This is a small sample of what you should expect how we will live if Hezbullah surrenders all weapons and disbands
The Lebanese army entered Kfarkila on 18 February 2025, which means that the destroyed town of Kfarkila has been without any weapons for at least 8 months.
Yet the Israeli army has attacked this particular town 107 times.
The same is the case in the whole country South of the Litani!
90 attacks on Mays al-Jabal, 84 in Yaroun, and so on.
This is a small sample of what you should expect how we will live if Hezbullah surrenders all weapons and disbands
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- When we commemorate the martyrdom of the Master of Martyrs (PBUH), we are commemorating the teachings of Islam with their horizons and the future of humanity.
- Islam is a project and a method for mankind, based on principles tied to innate human nature — with fixed fundamentals of that nature, while allowing for variables, as matters differ from time to time and from person to person.
- This Islam, which Imam Hussein (PBUH) and his household defended, speaks to the innate nature rooted in humanity.
- Islam came and said: You, man, are responsible for bearing arms, fighting, and defending the land and the people — and you, woman, are not responsible for bearing arms.
- Islam is a project and a method for mankind, based on principles tied to innate human nature — with fixed fundamentals of that nature, while allowing for variables, as matters differ from time to time and from person to person.
- This Islam, which Imam Hussein (PBUH) and his household defended, speaks to the innate nature rooted in humanity.
- Islam came and said: You, man, are responsible for bearing arms, fighting, and defending the land and the people — and you, woman, are not responsible for bearing arms.
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- A woman is a partner in jihad. Just as the man has a role, the woman has a role too.
- The rear front is no less important — it involves caring for the children, providing food, water, medicine, treatment, and boosting morale. This is also part of the battle.
- Imam Hussein (PBUH) sought to uphold truth in a difficult time to establish it — and he succeeded, because his mission has lasted until today and will continue until the Day of Judgment. That is true success.
- When pioneering figures in Lebanon emerge, grounded in the Islamic path that upholds truth and principles, they represent a practical embodiment of what we believe in and commit to.
- The rear front is no less important — it involves caring for the children, providing food, water, medicine, treatment, and boosting morale. This is also part of the battle.
- Imam Hussein (PBUH) sought to uphold truth in a difficult time to establish it — and he succeeded, because his mission has lasted until today and will continue until the Day of Judgment. That is true success.
- When pioneering figures in Lebanon emerge, grounded in the Islamic path that upholds truth and principles, they represent a practical embodiment of what we believe in and commit to.
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- Sayyed Abbas Al-Moussawi (may God bless him), stood firm in moments of hardship when it was said, “The eye cannot confront the needle”.
He had full trust in Allah’s victory and carried the cause of Palestine and the liberation of the land following the path of Imam Hussein (PBUH).
- When we engaged in "The Formidable in Might" and "Al-Aqsa Flood" battles in support of Gaza, we offered a significant number of martyrs — including women and children on the battlefield.
- During the war, we also have lost the Master of the Martyrs of the Ummah, His Eminence Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah (may God bless him), the noble, great, exalted, and sacred martyr who founded this honorable Husseini path.
He offered his son Hadi as a martyr and worked alongside the youth and the people.
- We always repeat with you and say with you: [We are ] At your service, O Hussein — [We are] At your service, O Hussein — because Imam Hussein (PBUH) carried the message with honesty and trust, and conveyed it to us — so that we fully understand that both men and women are responsible in the battle of truth against falsehood.
He had full trust in Allah’s victory and carried the cause of Palestine and the liberation of the land following the path of Imam Hussein (PBUH).
- When we engaged in "The Formidable in Might" and "Al-Aqsa Flood" battles in support of Gaza, we offered a significant number of martyrs — including women and children on the battlefield.
- During the war, we also have lost the Master of the Martyrs of the Ummah, His Eminence Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah (may God bless him), the noble, great, exalted, and sacred martyr who founded this honorable Husseini path.
He offered his son Hadi as a martyr and worked alongside the youth and the people.
- We always repeat with you and say with you: [We are ] At your service, O Hussein — [We are] At your service, O Hussein — because Imam Hussein (PBUH) carried the message with honesty and trust, and conveyed it to us — so that we fully understand that both men and women are responsible in the battle of truth against falsehood.
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- Raise your heads high and be assured, even if they try to frighten you. We see many articles written about the Islamic path that distort and misrepresent it.
- Do not worry — you are superior in thought, behavior, ethics, jihad, the future, obedience, and attaining victory or martyrdom. You will not be defeated before the enemies of the Ummah because we are people who carry the great idea and great faith.
- We love and believe in our country and our land, and we are committed to it. True patriotism is holding on to the land, defending it, raising children on it, loving it, and building a deep relationship with it. We are patriotic in every sense of the word.
- Is there any contradiction between Islam and the homeland? Never. Islam calls us to love and defend our homeland, to cling to the land of our ancestors, and to be a model of purity, faith, and honesty within our nation.
- Do not worry — you are superior in thought, behavior, ethics, jihad, the future, obedience, and attaining victory or martyrdom. You will not be defeated before the enemies of the Ummah because we are people who carry the great idea and great faith.
- We love and believe in our country and our land, and we are committed to it. True patriotism is holding on to the land, defending it, raising children on it, loving it, and building a deep relationship with it. We are patriotic in every sense of the word.
- Is there any contradiction between Islam and the homeland? Never. Islam calls us to love and defend our homeland, to cling to the land of our ancestors, and to be a model of purity, faith, and honesty within our nation.
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- At the level of the state, if there are citizens—as is the case in Lebanon—who do not want to return to Islamic legislation, then there must be another legal system that we all agree on. That is what exists today.
- The solution is mutual understanding. That’s why we declared our commitment to the Lebanese Constitution and laws as an inseparable part of the shared living we seek within the Lebanese nation.
- Today, we live naturally in the heart of Lebanon, practicing our role. We have MPs, we participate in the heart of the government, we amend laws, and we express our views just as others do within the legal framework.
- In Lebanon, as a resistance, we draw from the great Islam, from Imam Hussein (PBUH), and from [Sayyeda] Zainab (PBUH), this powerful direction—so our stances align with this path.
- The solution is mutual understanding. That’s why we declared our commitment to the Lebanese Constitution and laws as an inseparable part of the shared living we seek within the Lebanese nation.
- Today, we live naturally in the heart of Lebanon, practicing our role. We have MPs, we participate in the heart of the government, we amend laws, and we express our views just as others do within the legal framework.
- In Lebanon, as a resistance, we draw from the great Islam, from Imam Hussein (PBUH), and from [Sayyeda] Zainab (PBUH), this powerful direction—so our stances align with this path.
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- We say we are a resistance. Resistance to what?
- Resistance against the occupation that occupies our land. Today, how do we deal with this “Israeli” occupation? It must leave our land. We must resist it and confront it.
- Defense requires no permission. When a true alternative to defend the country is available, we can then discuss all the details with those who claim they can provide such defense. We are close, not far, from engaging in such a discussion.
- To those demanding the resistance to hand over its weapons: demand the aggression to withdraw.
- Is it reasonable that you never criticize the aggression, but always target your own people and fellow citizens, saying to them, “You must first give up your weapons”?
- If some accept surrender, that’s their business — but we do not.
- Resistance against the occupation that occupies our land. Today, how do we deal with this “Israeli” occupation? It must leave our land. We must resist it and confront it.
- Defense requires no permission. When a true alternative to defend the country is available, we can then discuss all the details with those who claim they can provide such defense. We are close, not far, from engaging in such a discussion.
- To those demanding the resistance to hand over its weapons: demand the aggression to withdraw.
- Is it reasonable that you never criticize the aggression, but always target your own people and fellow citizens, saying to them, “You must first give up your weapons”?
- If some accept surrender, that’s their business — but we do not.
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Q: What is the ruling on fasting on the day of Ashura?
A: It is the custom of the believers according to the school of Ahl al-Bayt (a.s.) to avoid fasting on the day of Ashura, fearing that it may be thought that they are following the Umayyads and who fasted that day to offer thanks for the killing of Imam Hussien, [the grandson of their own prophet]
✍ Today Sunnis continue to fast this day, unfortunately talking about some fake story about Moses being saved by God on that day.
A story so weak reference wise, from thousands of years before Islam being put ahead of direct Islamic history and events
A: It is the custom of the believers according to the school of Ahl al-Bayt (a.s.) to avoid fasting on the day of Ashura, fearing that it may be thought that they are following the Umayyads and who fasted that day to offer thanks for the killing of Imam Hussien, [the grandson of their own prophet]
✍ Today Sunnis continue to fast this day, unfortunately talking about some fake story about Moses being saved by God on that day.
A story so weak reference wise, from thousands of years before Islam being put ahead of direct Islamic history and events
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Lebanese News and Updates
Nawaf "cunt" Salam, has issued a statement condemning a video yesterday from Beirut showing some Hezbullah supporters with AK machine guns.
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Unfortunate, because these youth exposed themselves to Israel. Face recognition is a real thing that will only get worse with years to come and how governments implement it into their security programs
For now, it's even more unfortunate as the hostile Lebanese government has ordered the Lebanese army at the commands of our Prime Minister and Minister of Interior to identify them and arrest them.
They didn't shoot in the air, so that didn't break a law. However they might be oppressed and trialed for possession of illegal weapons which might ennoscript for a few months or years in prison (funny isn't it?).
Hopefully a lesson learned, because carelessness is unacceptable, especially after the last war and especially with the trajectory of events both political and technological.
May God ease their misfortune and offer them safety soon
Unfortunate, because these youth exposed themselves to Israel. Face recognition is a real thing that will only get worse with years to come and how governments implement it into their security programs
For now, it's even more unfortunate as the hostile Lebanese government has ordered the Lebanese army at the commands of our Prime Minister and Minister of Interior to identify them and arrest them.
They didn't shoot in the air, so that didn't break a law. However they might be oppressed and trialed for possession of illegal weapons which might ennoscript for a few months or years in prison (funny isn't it?).
Hopefully a lesson learned, because carelessness is unacceptable, especially after the last war and especially with the trajectory of events both political and technological.
May God ease their misfortune and offer them safety soon
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Genuinely, I'm growing more disgusted from cameras
The culture, in Lebanon and everywhere, where you take so many photos and share on social media or even in your gallery is an addiction with no pleasure.
I like taking photos from places I visit and possibly one photo of myself there that I never share publicly.
But I fail to understand those who take a photo everywhere they go, even if they went many times before to the same place and with the same people.
The photo is futile, repetitive, annoying.
Why do we have cameras inside mosques? Why do we take photos at graveyards? Why do we take videos of people at Ashoura gathering both religious and political ones
It's unacceptable, and this has nothing to do exclusively with a security risk..it's about life.
Its like someone going to a concert and watching it from the screen of the phone he's recording with. Might as well just watch it on TV.
You are losing the beauty and the meaning of the moment to take a photo or video of something you are most likely never going to see again.
One photo..one video..commemorate the moment and never share
The culture, in Lebanon and everywhere, where you take so many photos and share on social media or even in your gallery is an addiction with no pleasure.
I like taking photos from places I visit and possibly one photo of myself there that I never share publicly.
But I fail to understand those who take a photo everywhere they go, even if they went many times before to the same place and with the same people.
The photo is futile, repetitive, annoying.
Why do we have cameras inside mosques? Why do we take photos at graveyards? Why do we take videos of people at Ashoura gathering both religious and political ones
It's unacceptable, and this has nothing to do exclusively with a security risk..it's about life.
Its like someone going to a concert and watching it from the screen of the phone he's recording with. Might as well just watch it on TV.
You are losing the beauty and the meaning of the moment to take a photo or video of something you are most likely never going to see again.
One photo..one video..commemorate the moment and never share
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Security wise? Let me tell you some examples.
Why you go to any Hezbullah graveyard of Sayyed Hassan's resting place and you take photos
You are 100% taking a photo where at least one member or commander of Hezbullah is in.
Not him? Then someone from their families. You taking a photo and sharing is exposing someone who wanted a silent sincere moment of sadness and grieve at GRAVE
Go pray there, feel the atmosphere and the sincerity. Feel the loss and think of the heavens.
Ashoura videos, when you share a photo of a martyr who once attended this X location. You are telling the Lebanese intelligence, Israeli intelligence, and all others that YOU WILL FIND more Hezbullah here if you are looking.
A photo today is worthless, but it won't be tomorrow.
What about youth scouts or civil defense? When someone of you id martyred as a fighter and has a photo in the scouts, Israel will know that every single Al-Mahdi scout is a possible target.
You are putting yourself in danger and exposing yourself unnecessary.
This responsibility falls on Hezbullah's local and higher leadership that hasn't tackled this, and has shared videos and photos from the funerals.
Simply blur the faces and tell people who attended to avoid taking photos and in case they do to commemorate, to avoid faces and so on.
It gets worse and worse
Why you go to any Hezbullah graveyard of Sayyed Hassan's resting place and you take photos
You are 100% taking a photo where at least one member or commander of Hezbullah is in.
Not him? Then someone from their families. You taking a photo and sharing is exposing someone who wanted a silent sincere moment of sadness and grieve at GRAVE
Go pray there, feel the atmosphere and the sincerity. Feel the loss and think of the heavens.
Ashoura videos, when you share a photo of a martyr who once attended this X location. You are telling the Lebanese intelligence, Israeli intelligence, and all others that YOU WILL FIND more Hezbullah here if you are looking.
A photo today is worthless, but it won't be tomorrow.
What about youth scouts or civil defense? When someone of you id martyred as a fighter and has a photo in the scouts, Israel will know that every single Al-Mahdi scout is a possible target.
You are putting yourself in danger and exposing yourself unnecessary.
This responsibility falls on Hezbullah's local and higher leadership that hasn't tackled this, and has shared videos and photos from the funerals.
Simply blur the faces and tell people who attended to avoid taking photos and in case they do to commemorate, to avoid faces and so on.
It gets worse and worse
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❗️FOR THE THIRD TIME TODAY
An Israeli targeted assassination in the border town of Al-Shaqra, a town where there are no weapons for Hezbullah and where the Lebanese army handles security alongside the UN exclusively.
Everyone expected a Jewish escalation before Sunday, even possibly some building warnings in Dahyeh
An Israeli targeted assassination in the border town of Al-Shaqra, a town where there are no weapons for Hezbullah and where the Lebanese army handles security alongside the UN exclusively.
Everyone expected a Jewish escalation before Sunday, even possibly some building warnings in Dahyeh
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Lebanese News and Updates
Earlier today a man was injured in an Israeli attack on his house in Shebaa
❗️ Now, a drone strike in Bint Jbril border city between a car and a motorcycle
❗️ Now, a drone strike in Bint Jbril border city between a car and a motorcycle
🥀 Haitham Mustafa was killed in this attack.
He is from the nearby town of Aynatha
He is from the nearby town of Aynatha
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What's quite remarkable many months after the martyrdom of the greatest and most influential Shia figure in the past hundreds of years in Lebanon is that people know he's not with them anymore yet still feel he's here and wait for him.
When he's mentioned? Eyes tear and everyone still waits to get time to mourn him properly because no one felt they did enough.
Particularly, if I was asked about the greatness of this man, I would answer with the following:
Moses is a prophet, whose God split the sea infront of his people to save them from the tyrant pharaoh, has lost his people just after 40 days of absence and they succumbed to worshiping a Golden calf.
Hassan Nasrallah is a man, who God gave no miracle to and was not a prophet or an Imam, his people followed him through fire and war and after months of his death...not his absence... still chant obedience to and for every loss they say: it's a sacrifice at his command.
God showed figuratively himself to Moses's people so they can believe, however here God showed us what a true Muslim leader is like who the angels will carry to the highest levels of the heavens alongside the Prophets and Imams.
When he's mentioned? Eyes tear and everyone still waits to get time to mourn him properly because no one felt they did enough.
Particularly, if I was asked about the greatness of this man, I would answer with the following:
Moses is a prophet, whose God split the sea infront of his people to save them from the tyrant pharaoh, has lost his people just after 40 days of absence and they succumbed to worshiping a Golden calf.
Hassan Nasrallah is a man, who God gave no miracle to and was not a prophet or an Imam, his people followed him through fire and war and after months of his death...not his absence... still chant obedience to and for every loss they say: it's a sacrifice at his command.
God showed figuratively himself to Moses's people so they can believe, however here God showed us what a true Muslim leader is like who the angels will carry to the highest levels of the heavens alongside the Prophets and Imams.
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📸 An Israeli Hermes-900 over south Lebanon between Nabatieh & Tebnine spotted shortly before an airstrike on a car - Lebanon Jets
The Lebanese army doesn't even care and doesn't even engage..even for show..with ground based AA gun fire.
The drone's existence over Lebanon is in violation of Lebanon's sovereignty...so called sovereignty
The Lebanese army doesn't even care and doesn't even engage..even for show..with ground based AA gun fire.
The drone's existence over Lebanon is in violation of Lebanon's sovereignty...so called sovereignty
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If it is confirmed that Hizbullah has actually given response to that U.S paper, as reported by Al-Akhbar newspaper...
...Then this means that the council of Shura of Hezbullah has been taken the decision that they will not accept "to be humiliated" before the march on the 10th day...
..then we must meet them with the call from the heart, mind and willingness tomorrow in the marches in" "We have not left you, O Hussein, we have not left you."
إن تأكّد أنّ حزب الله بالفعل قد سلّم ردّه على الورقة المشؤومة كما نقلت صحيفة الأخبار والجديد، فتكون شورى حزب الله قد صدحت "هيهات منا الذلة" قبل مسير يوم العاشر، يبقى أن نُقابلها النداء قلبًا وعقلًا واستعدادًا غدًا في المسيرات في المدن والقرى المجاهدة: "ما تركتك يا حسين، ما تركتك"
...Then this means that the council of Shura of Hezbullah has been taken the decision that they will not accept "to be humiliated" before the march on the 10th day...
..then we must meet them with the call from the heart, mind and willingness tomorrow in the marches in" "We have not left you, O Hussein, we have not left you."
إن تأكّد أنّ حزب الله بالفعل قد سلّم ردّه على الورقة المشؤومة كما نقلت صحيفة الأخبار والجديد، فتكون شورى حزب الله قد صدحت "هيهات منا الذلة" قبل مسير يوم العاشر، يبقى أن نُقابلها النداء قلبًا وعقلًا واستعدادًا غدًا في المسيرات في المدن والقرى المجاهدة: "ما تركتك يا حسين، ما تركتك"
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