What is very bad is that PM Nawaf is not asking his Minister of Foreign affairs to log the violations at the UN security council.

4,500 + Israeli attacks on Lebanon and daily air violations not being reported is the most important diplomatic favor this government is doing for Israel.

On the other hand, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign affairs has logged so far hundreds of false violations against Lebanon at the UN security council.

According to data, about 103 Lebanese were killed in Israeli attacks after the ceasefire.

While all killed are civilians, these 103 do not have any political affiliation or membership in Hezbullah.

❗️A new series of Israeli attacks, this time in Adloun town

❗️At least 20 Israeli large bombs

It's a very large attack

More attacks near Tebna and Zrarieh

It seems they are large secondaries unfortunately.

Good thing? The IDF destroyed them before a war which means they were useless for a war

Positive thing? Hezbullah is able to rebuild a bit

Bad thing? Is the IDF finding everything or only few things

New attacks are ongoing in south Lebanon

Bastards

The exact location is between Ansar and Senay in the direction of Adloun

All of these I think are north of the Litani river, similarly the attacks earlier today.

Solutions to this problem are still far away. Nothing better than strategic patience and waiting for something better to evolve and happen.

Not enough power to go to war, not enough weapons, no Syrian and Iranian support, people not back homes, government not friendly, military action not enough to make a difference and the Israeli air force is too damaging and punishing

One of the most important traits of humans is adaptation.

It is the reason why our species survived and evolved, it is why people embraced life and death

However, as humans can adapt to overcome hardships, humans can adapt to accepting falsehood, sin, and weakness

They can adapt to accepting failure and traitorous behavior as much as they adapt to success and triumph

They can adapt to hardships, or evolve to reject them

A civilian from Haj Hassan family was martyred.

He was only walking near the area

He leaves two orphans in this cruel world

It seems it wasn't secondaries from weapons but chemicals and cemet from a civilian cement and rock factory in the area

They claims they attacked this because it helps Hezbullah in rebuilding its infrastructure.

We all know this is part of the attacks to stop rebuilding in all of south Lebanon after they attacked those engineering vehicles

Let's hope the Lebanese PM and President say and do something

It's sad having Lebanon so. Sunnis are in coma, Christians are hawkish in support of Israel and Shia are nullified and weakened.

Lebanon is a failed state because no ideology can triumph over the other to ensure something can be done.

A civilian and well known rock and cement company. No military infrastructure in the area at all.

The Israeli campaign is clear

The picture shows southern Lebanon, today, 11 months after the so-called "ceasefire", 8 months after the government's promise to stop the attacks, and its declaration that the decision of war and peace is in its hands, and a day after the meeting of the five-member committee in Naqoura, which praised the work of the Lebanese army in southern Lebanon.

The IDF spokesmans makes it clear that they are targeting engineers, cement factories, rock factories, etc etc

They also claim they attacked that massive civilian engineering machine company because some members of the owner's family are economically sanctioned by the U.S

Claim? Stopping Hezbullah from rebuilding. A lie and the real intent is stopping any rebuilding in south Lebanon.

South of the Litani is already demilitarized.

🇱🇧 The President of the Republic General Joseph Aoun condemned the Israeli attacks that targeted several towns in the south tonight and destroyed civilian facilities, believing that the repeated Israeli aggression is part of a systematic policy aimed at destroying production and hindering economic recovery and targeting national stability under false security pretexts.

He said: "This escalating behavior constitutes a serious violation of resolution 1701 and the agreement on the cessation of hostilities for the year 2024, and confirms that Israel continues to violate its international obligations and use force outside of any legal framework or international mandate, which imposes an international need to put an end to these condemned violations."

Remember this photo which online bigots use to prove Lebanon was majority Christian in 1864?

Truth?

This is a table put by Ismail Haqi in his book "Lebanon Scientific and Social Studies" in 1917.

The basic table is for the number of adult male who owned agricultural land.

Rather this is the exact old chart that they could have used about the census to showcase the Christian majority in the old Lebanon borders (before adding south Lebanon and Beqaa/Baalbek) and other Mount areas.

In this chat they call Shia with their old Lebanese name: Matawleh

Which translates to follower of Ali

🥀 One martyr in an Israeli targeted assassination in Kherbet Selem

Hezbullah should not attack Israel in months nor in many years, not even the occupied posts and not even for the sake of the POWs in Israel prisons.

Land and those few, despite the religious duty to free them, can wait.

HOWEVER, Hezbullah should get the means to shoot these drones and not take credit. These MALE drones are very finite in numbers and in a few months and years they can be depleted.

Doesn't have to be a rushed decision, but should be a decision one day.

There is no solution today for the general Israeli problem, but there are credible possible paths to paving one.

This won't stop Israeli spy drone intelligence with the new series that was unconcerned during the end of the Lebanese war and the Iranian war, but this could put a bit dent in the Israeli war machine.

Shooting down drones is defensive action and cannot be viewed as aggression by anyone in the world, not even the U.S

Israel can retaliate, but no matter what it will do, but be short of any war and the worth of removing one drone from the battlefield worth it.

Beirut has been safe so far, but the calm doesn't last forever. They attacked before Beirut without a provocation and without any cause.

The big blow yesterday as I corrected was from diesel and chemicals.

The diesel was owned by a semi-state institute that governs water distribution in the entirety of south Lebanon.

The strategic reserves what were lost were about half a million liter of diesel

Overnight, the Jews crossed into Lebanon and demolished a civilian house in Yaroun

Aftermath of yesterday's attack on the cement factory