⚡️🇱🇧 117 Named Hezbollah fighters have been killed in the line of duty against Israel since the 7th of October.

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— 🇮🇱/🇮🇶 BREAKING: The Islamic Resistance in Iraq has targeted Israel's 'Karish' gas platform in the Mediterranean Sea - Al Jazeera

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— So, it seems that this is related to the event reported yesterday, when Israel claimed that Hezbollah had fired suicide drones at Karish.

It turns out it was the Iraqi Resistance. Israel probably misidentified the drones as coming from Lebanon.

This report. The Israelis thought it was Hezbollah. But it was the Iraqis.

⚡🇪🇬🇮🇷 The Presidents of Iran and Egypt held a phonecall together.

The Iranian president congratulated his Egyptian counterpart on winning his reelection, they also discussed several important regional topics.

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— 🇮🇷/🇮🇱 NEW: Earlier this morning, Iran struck an Israeli-linked ship in the Indian Ocean with a Shahed-136 suicide drone - Israeli Media

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— 🇮🇱/🇵🇸 Al-Qassam: Our fighters repurposed two unexploded 2-ton Israeli bombs, planting them on the path of advancing IDF vehicles in Jabalia and detonating them when they approached, causing the destruction of 5 tanks and the killing and injuring of their crews

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— 🇺🇸/🇫🇷/🇪🇸/🇮🇹 CONFIRMED: France, Spain and Italy have withdrawn from Operation Prosperity Guardian, refusing to put their warships under U.S. command

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— 🇺🇸 So, 'Operation Prosperity Guardian' now consists of the following nations:

United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Netherlands, Norway, Bahrain and Seychelles.

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— 🇮🇷/🇮🇱 Update regarding the ship Iran struck in the Indian Ocean:

— Vessel was carrying oil from Saudi Arabia and was heading towards the Indian port of Mangalore.

— Vessel is operated by a company owned by an Israeli businessman with links to several Indian oil companies.

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Impressive: moment of impact of a Burkan IRAM rocket on Shlomi

📑 US mainstream media is claiming that Israel was planning a pre-emptive attack on Lebanon on 11-October, to destroy whatever they could of Hezbullah in order to foil an imminent ground invasion by the Ridwan forces of the Galilee.

However the US president personally contacted Israeli prime minister and forced him to step aside and don't do this mistake.

Netanyahu and Gallant debated for 6 hours, then decided to call it off, despite Gallant's insistence.

This report was officially denied tonight by Netanyahu, who claimed he's been focused on Gaza since day one, and eye a war only there now.

— To add to this report, October 11th is also the day we saw an absolutely massive Red Alert in the north, which turned out to be a false alarm according to Israel.

Could be coincidence, or it could've perhaps been a simulation by the IDF to see how fast they could get everyone into bunkers in case of confrontation with Hezbollah.

— 🇮🇱/🇺🇸/🇱🇧 NEW: 'On October 11th, the planes were already in the air, but Biden held a 45 minute long phone call with Netanyahu to avert a pre-emptive Israeli strike on Hezbollah' - Ynet

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— Just a thought, but, this could totally be an election stunt for Biden

"Look people, he helped avert a regional war. Foreign policy miracle!"

Similar to how they used the Iran nuclear deal to win Obama his second term.

— On the other hand, if it is indeed true, one has to wonder why Israel would've considered a pre-emptive strike on Hezbollah at that specific moment.

Honestly, it shows to me they were desperate and panicking. On October 11th, Hamas fighters were still holding onto their positions inside Israeli settlements, and had not yet been expelled into Gaza.

Perhaps if Hezbollah had struck at the same time, Israel would've been overwhelmed, since they couldn't have handled two fronts simultaneously, especially since Hamas was still fresh.

I believe if there were to be war with Hezbollah, it would have been much more favourable earlier rather than now, considering that Hamas is now somewhat exhausted, but I'm no military tactician.

Anyway, we'll see what happens, I'm still positive in all this, and it's difficult to make decisions in the heat of the moment. The resistance did what they could, and we have to focus on what's next.

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