Season 3 of the same shitshow

🌲 - 🇫🇷🇱🇧 French President Emmanuel Macron stated that France will help rebuild areas in Lebanon affected by recent bombing, stressed that stability in Lebanon cannot be achieved without the withdrawal of Israel forces from Lebanese territory and the disarmament process, and added that conditions must be ensured for Lebanese students to continue their education.

🌲 - 🇱🇧🇫🇷 Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam thanked France for its efforts in promoting a ceasefire and disarmament, said that Lebanon is fighting a war imposed on it and did not choose it, and stressed that lasting stability cannot be achieved without the withdrawal of Israel, along with the return of prisoners and displaced people to their villages. He added that the current priority is preparing for an international conference on reconstruction and recovery, noting that Lebanon needs around 500 million euros to address the humanitarian crisis over the next six months. He also stated that diplomatic efforts will continue through direct talks with Israel, and that negotiations will be difficult and require strong support from international partners.

🌲 - 🇺🇸 The problem with Trump is that he’s careless.
What he has posted here for example, while “true”, has important details that should warrant a more careful choice of words.
For example, saying the US has “totally closed” Hormuz is not true, because the US did not close the strait entirely, instead they imposed the blockade on Iran alone. In fact, the US CENTCOM is very careful following the elements of a legal blockade to a T. This matters because closing the strait, which is international waters, is ILLEGAL per international maritime law, and is something Iran has been doing, not the US.
Trump’s words often do not reflect reality and this unnecessarily complicates matters.

🌲 - 🇮🇱🇱🇧 Israeli forces at Bint Jbeil stadium, with the Israeli flag and the Paratrooper Brigade flag raised there.

🌲 - 🇱🇧🇮🇱 Reports of a vehicle strike in Tayri (Bint Jbeil district), with two casualties reported.