❗️A series of Israeli airstrikes targted Ali al-Taher mountains a few ago

This location was previously attacked. This is an ex-IDF base which the IDF now alleges is a large Hezbullah facility destroyed during the war and they are ensuring it is not activated again

About three airstrikes targeted the location

Aside from the daily drone and airstrikes, the Israeli army has dozens of daily violations using small drone that are working many km deep into Lebanon.

While the Lebanese state and army are silent about major violations, they are doing nothing about these small insolated drone incidents

Yesterday, one crashed over the roof of a hospital in Nabatieh.

As for today's violations:

- An Israeli suicide drone struck an engineering vehicle in Aitaroun damaging it

- An Israeli drone dropped a sound grenade in Kfarkila town

- An Israeli drone dropped a sound grenade at a local in Kfarkila

- An Israeli drone dropped a soud  grenade in Ramiah town

Up until just this morning, I was wondering why is the argument made by pro-Hezbullah supporters that Hezbullah liberated the south and brought unprecedented peace between 2006 and 2023 isn't a breakthrough argument to justify why Hezullah's strength is a positive factor in Lebanon's national sovereignty

It made no sense why thus argument falls short...until

Until I understood that the peace that Hezullah brought was not peace lost by those people nor liberation of lands of those people.

Hezbullah did not liberate the lands of those against Hezbullah nor did Hezbullah bring peace to those who lacked peace

Hezbullah brought libration to those in south Lebanon (Shia, Sunni, Druze) and then peace for those there and especially Shia.

Else, the others neither lost land nor peace and no better understanding of the past than seeing the present that mimicks that past.

Today we Shia don't have peace and have lost security, while the others neither lost peace nor security.

Therefore the argument fails because it falls short from understanding that Lebanon is not one people, but rather a group of tribes who leeche off state and are segregated by imaginary borders.

Lebanese collectively never cared about the south nor the security of anything outside of historical Mount Lebanon.

From the oppression of the north to the lack of security to the south, as long as greater Beirut and surrounding Mount was prosperous, the so-called Lebanon was prosperous.

Funeral procession for Ghassan Nasrallah in Ainata, southern Lebanon, who was targeted by an Israeli airstrike in Hadatha two days ago

He was a civilian. The IDF did not take credit for this murder. The Lebanese state, army, and UN forces stayed silent

— 🇺🇸/🇮🇱/🇵🇸 NEW: Following calls from Jewish senators and activists, the U.S. Department of State has suspended visitor visas for Gaza residents, including those for 'medical-humanitarian' purposes.

@Middle_East_Spectator

Despite the Lebanese army's deployment and despite a 3-month demolition efforts, the Israeli army crossed again into Mays al-Jabal and demolished a new house

🇱🇧l🇺🇸 🚨 Today: Meeting between President Aoun and US envoys Burack and Ortagus in the presence of US Ambassador Lisa Johnson at Baabda Palace

🇱🇧l🇺🇸 Today: Meeting between President Aoun and US envoys Burack and Ortagus in the presence of US Ambassador Lisa Johnson at Baabda Palace

If Hezbullah's virtue was only teaching me hate to Israel, that is a virtue enough to support them for life.

Because they are the only Lebanese (alongside Amal) who didn't compromise on their moral compass.

📹 Video showing an Israeli drone strike targeting an 11-years old girl in Gaza while carrying water for here family

It is amazing how Lebanese are lustful for better ties with the U.S and Israel after everything the Jews are doing.

Amazing how the whole Western world is shifting in terms of opinion on Israel yet the Lebanese are moving backwards to their old habits

Barak and Ortagus also met with PM Nawaf Salam

And before that, with the Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri

One of the interesting aspects of today's visit:

🗣 Journalist: It seems that Israel did not accept the American proposal, given its continued attacks on Lebanon. What is your comment?

🇺🇸 Barak: There was no American proposal to Israel.

🇲🇦🇮🇱| As more countries are trying to distance themselves from the horrible Israeli regime, Moroccan kingdom acts the contrary.

Morocco assigned its first diplomat to “Israel” and is now actively present in Al-Quds (Jerusalem).

@FotrosResistancee

❗️An Israeli drone targeted a Lebanese Gov engineering vehicle in Mays al-Jabal during rubble clearing operations

Thankfully no casualties

❗️ Israeli airstrikes targeted Al-Housh and Ansar areas of south Lebanon

📸 From the attack in Ansar. Something is on fire

The other attack was very very close to homes and residential areas

That's a lot of secondaries unfortunately

The attack in Ansar was an airstrikes and there are secondaries

The attack in Al-Housh was a drone strike and near or on a building. No secondaries or fires