📑 After Sayyed Nasrallah's speech and his threats, Israeli Defense Minister Galant visited the Israeli army's Northern Command to discuss the situation with senior army generals and officers.

"We prefer the political ways over military action [in Lebanon], but we are approaching the end of the waiting time [he described it as hourglass turning]."

📷 Israeli artillery attacked tonight:

- Khiyam
- Rashaya Al-Fukhar
- Fardees
- Kafarshouba
- Der Memas
- Kfarkila
- Odaiseh
- Hula
- Marjaiyoun

📑 The Israeli army claimed attacking a house in Blida, claiming its a manned Hezbullah HQ.

Initial reports state the house was empty. Four missiles were used to attack.

Someone comment politely under this tweet and ask him to search about the section where the author talks about the FLLF.

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The group Israel funded in Lebanon to carryout terrorist attacks on Lebanese and Palestinian civilian population. Link this PDF in the comments, saying it talks more about them.

No matter what some wil try to justify that the Israel sometimes can limit civilian casualties, they would always make up for it in other murders.

⚠️ Widespread red alerts in Israeli settlements on the Lebanese border.

⚠️ Larger wave of drone alerts in northern Israel, covering the whole Galilee.

📑 According to the Israeli army the event is concluded. No further details now.

As of now, no reports of impacts or explosions, nor air defense activation.

📑 Update: About 40 rockets were fired at the Israeli army intelligence base in Mount Meron. All/most rockets impacted in open areas.

Impact or number of drones unclear as of now.

📹 Footage from the rocket impacts in Mount Meron, where a very important Israeli intelligence base is located.

📹 According to the Israeli army, 40 rockets were fired from Lebanon towards one area in Mount Meron, and not others.

The army claims they attacked a cell that participated in the attack.

⚠️ New wave of rocket alerts in north Palestine

⛔ Hezbullah takes credit for the rocket fire on Mount Meron's intelligence base, calling it "an initial response" to the Israeli assassination of Sheikh Saleh al-Arouri.

The statement stresses it's a major and only such base in the whole north for critical air control for the Israeli army.

📹 Exactly 24 hours ago, member of Hezbullah's military media teased footage from a recent trailer by the group, showing an underground rocket launchers for large calibers.

📑 Why attack this base? Because it's the base that directed and assisted Israeli jets to their target in Beirut.

Is the base destroyed? Unlikely. Impacted? Probably

Is Hezbullah capable of destroying it in a war with Israel to severely affect their air force activity? Definitely

📷 Aftermath of yesterday's attack on Blida. No casualties.

📑 Yesterday, damage was caused to an Israeli base on the Lebanese border due to a Burkan rocket.

No photos were shared by media, due to the ongoing gag order on most events in the northern Israel.

📝 For Hezbullah to say they fired 62, a number they can count by knowing how much they loaded in their launchers, and the Israeli claim to say only 40 rockets launched, is a good indicator that all rocket shooting estimates by the Israeli army are inaccurate.

Had Israel said 40 crossed into Israel, it would have been understandable. The said only 40 fired, making it a difference of 22 rockets.

That, and them sounding wrong alarms in the whole north, when rockets were all fired to one area facing Aita Al-Shaab. Similarly with sounding too many alarms in Qirayt Shmona and surrounding earlier.

📑 An Israeli drone targeted Yaroun village. Additional Israeli airstrikes targeted Aita Al-Shaab and Beit leaf

📷 An Israeli spy balloon was raised close to Rmaish village in south Lebanon.

📹 Phosphor attacks targeting Khiyam village in south Lebanon.

Hey BintJbeil, why even put a logo on a video that isn't yours.

News should not have watermarks. There is no need to slap your watermark on the middle of the video!

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