> You should follow this reporter on X for what’s happening in Lebanon

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Toss Hezbollah out of Lebanon & the air strikes will stop.

Nuke Israel, and the air strikes will stop.

Nice that she's all made up and wearing those gaudy sunglasses.

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Nuke Israel, and the air strikes will stop.

Nope. Then it will just become shiite versus shia.

Muslims do never stop fighting.

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That's all we need, sub-human muzzies fighting over the Temple Mount Keekeekee
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Fuq off, Jewboi.

The Israeli army is invading deeper into Lebanon to “deal a crushing blow” to Hezbollah, less than two years after the previous Israeli invasion of Lebanon to deal a crushing blow to Hezbollah, 20 years since the 2006 Israeli invasion of Lebanon to deal a crushing blow to Hezbollah, and 44 years since the start of 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon to deal a crushing blow to Palestinian militants that turned into an 18-year occupation that gave birth to Hezbollah in the first place.

https://zeteo.com/p/israels-latest-invasion-of-lebanon

The investigation is based on interviews with 17 paramedics and two doctors in southern Lebanon, survivor testimonies, embeds with the Lebanese Civil Defence, and a review of video evidence.

Data collected by The National identified at least 20 double-tap attacks targeting paramedics between March 7 and May 2.
At least 121 paramedics and first responders have been killed by Israel in Lebanon since March. 2/

https://x.com/maucourantnada/status/206 … 69802?s=46

Why should we care about Lebanon?

Update regarding airstrikes in Tyre and Nabatieh and assessment of the situation at Beaufort Castle.

The significance of Beaufort Castle, heavily highlighted by international, local, and Israeli media, despite being located only about 4 km from the border, is being questioned by some observers.

According to this view, after 15 months of extensive airstrikes, shelling, destruction, and military operations, as well as months of fighting with the resistance, Israeli forces eventually reached Beaufort Castle, a site situated less than 4 km from the border. The position was approached through areas already under Israeli control or influence, including Marjayoun, Qlayaa, Deir Mimas, and Kfar Kila.

Supporters of this assessment argue that the castle itself is primarily a historical and archaeological site and was not used by the resistance as a defensive stronghold in order to avoid its destruction. They contend that its capture therefore carries more symbolic and media value than operational military significance.

The same assessment maintains that Israeli forces continue to face resistance on the outskirts of surrounding Shiite towns and villages, including Zawtar, Debbine, Yohmor, and Arnoun, where fighting remains ongoing and casualties continue to be reported.

https://x.com/cbonneauimages/status/206 … 81487?s=46