For anyone wondering, these Fajr rockets (Lot: 2011) were bought from Syria and smuggled to Lebanon.

Jaafar clan is one of the most notorious in Beqaa along with Al Masri and Ziater. https://twitter.com/UpdatesLebanese/status/1314492844686692352

Some of those tribes even sold weapons to the Syrian rebels in the early days of the Syrian war.

And earlier in the 1990's Hezbullah clashed with Al Jaafar clan and since then they are foes.

The only solution is the Lebanese army performing its duties there.

These tribes always had weapons, but with drug business and smuggling they became richer and with more money more weapons came. Full families became wanted and the lawlessness became rampant.

It's a very serious situation and it's getting worse by the day.

Hezbullah can't confront then due to the tribal code of those families and they can't risk a Shia - Shia clash.

The Lebanese army is the only one that can make a difference, but they seem to not care.

When was the last time did we hear about a weed farm being destroyed like the early 2000's?

When was the last time did we hear the security forces arrested drug lords? They are all known.

When was the last time they actually stopped smuggling in large amounts?

A fire on the Israeli side on the Lebanese border can be seen from the Lebanese side.

Video by: @HUSSEINSROURR https://t.co/twrzQHdajp

Major fires in the outskirts of Adaisseh, Markaba, Hula, and Hunin at the borders with occupied Palestine, in addition to a large fire igniting inside the forests in the lands of the settlement of "Margaliot" (Occupied Hunin). https://t.co/ZN2heXRkCt

In the town of Maqna, a short while ago, raids by the Lebanese army of the house of Dumar Al-Miqdad with clashes between the army and some outlaws.

Several outlaws from the Al-Miqdad family were wounded. https://t.co/CMmGmlPPRF