📝 If this news proves anything, it proves that the Israeli army is willing to lie and hide things unless there is visual proof of it.

The Israeli army only acknowledged the attack and damage to the Meron Mount Base (Iron Dome Radar) because of the footage released by the resistance

https://t.me/moriahdoron/9475

📷 In response to the attack on Lebanese villages, Hezbullah attacked 3 houses in Al-Manara and Ya'roun settlements at about 6.20 pm.

Damage and a fire were caused.

📹 Hezbullah released footage of its attack on Israeli spy equipment in Al-Ramtha base on the Lebanese border.

📹 Hezbullah released footage of its attack on Branit barracks, destroying parts of the base.

Evidently the Israeli army didn't acknowledge the event.

📹 Tonight, Hezbullah attacked Rameem base and Beit Helel base in response to the Israeli murder of a Lebanese civilian yesterday in Kfarkila and in support of Gaza.

Impact of heavy rockets can be seen. The Iron Dome didn't engage despite being tasked with covering the north + parts in south Lebanon.

📑Hezbollah daily brief 18/04/2024:

- Eastern sector:

1- At 00:05, Israeli soldiers were targeted on Tuesday evening, 16/04/2024, at the Metula site, casualties confirmed.

2- At 12:30, Israeli soldiers in the Al-Marj site were targeted, casualties confirmed.

3- At 17:00, the Zibdin site in Lebanon's Shebaa was targeted with artillery shells.

4- At 17:20, the Ruwaisat Al-Alam site in Lebanon's Kfar Shuba was targeted.

5- At 18:23, Israeli soldiers in Al-Manara settlement were targeted.

6- At 21:45, an Israeli enemy technical team was targeted in the Ramim barracks, casualties confirmed.

- Western sector:

1- At 01:45, Israeli soldiers at the Al-Malikiyah site were targeted with missile.

2- At 14:00, Israeli soldiers in Hanita forest were targeted with missiles.

3- At 18:00, Israeli soldiers near the Hanita settlement were targeted with missiles.

4- At 18:20, Israeli soldiers in the Yarun settlement were targeted with appropriate weapons.

5- At 20:23, Beit Hilal base was targeted with Falaq missiles.

Translated by @thecradlemedia

— 🇮🇷/🇮🇱 NEW: American media, including CNN and Fox News, report that Israel has carried out a 'limited strike' inside Iran

Tonight, 3 small drones, possibly launched from inside Iran, were shot down by air defenses above Isfahan, according to preliminary information.

No airstrike or explosion caused by any foreign aerial threat has been reported, according to IRNA, and missile defenses have not been activated.

All military and security installations in Isfahan province remain secure, including the Natanz nuclear reactor.

@Middle_East_Spectator

📝 The limited covert Israeli attack in Iran, which goes beyond the threshold to retaliate to, targeted Iranian radars.

An additional overt Israeli attack targeted Syrian army radars and air defence systems.

Math the math, it isn't the awaited retaliation but rather the begining of how it'll play out.

📷 Additionally an Israeli attack may have attempted to target something in Iraq or Iran but failed?

Remnants of a missile were recorded in Iraq.

📹 The Israeli enemy released footage of their attack on a house in Aita al-Shaab against what they described as Hezbullah members.

📷 Photo from the Israeli attack earlier today. No reports of casualties yet.

📝 Let me add one point

As much as Israel wants to retaliate and achieve deterrence, because anything less than that is a strategic defeat for Israel, they are limited in how to act

Although Israel has the upper hand in covert operations in Iran, and has reach, what they aim today is an overt attack or a covert one that is loud enough.

The issue is, as much as they'd love to just fly a jet formation and hit Iran, the Israeli air force isn't capable to achieve that flawlessly and not be burdened with many obstacles.

They planned for years to achieve that perfect strike, if ever needed on Iran's military and nuclear installations. They cannot simply expose the plan, pattern, and everything over a retaliation, then lose the ability to do so when they need it for an existential threat in any future.

What's also of concern, is that Israel is bound to informing the U.S. before acting, and U.S. officials tend to leak a lot to media.

Finally, I do think the missile remains in Iraq were an Israeli missile judging solely by a tweet by a U.S. congressman stating that the Israeli army is capable of attacking Iran from Syrian and Iraqi skies. His tweet was during the "incident" overnight.

The pro-Israeli goon has been celebrating since then.

https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/6288

🌷 Hezbullah mourns the martyrdom of Mohammad Hassan Fadallah on the path to Jerusalem and in defense of south Lebanon, who was killed in the attack on Aita al-Shaab.

He is the son of the Lebanese religious scholar Sayyed Abdul-Mohsin Fadlallah, and the son of the sister of famous Lebanese Ayatollah (scholar) late Sayyed Mohammed Fadlallah.

He used to work in the directory of education and teaching.

He was born in 1969, from the village of Aynatha.

📷 An Israeli airstrike targets a house in Al-Mansouri village.

The village is about 7-km away from the border and largely inact.

📷 One house was damaged. No casualties.

📷 An additional Israeli attack targets Aitaroun village.

📹 The Israeli attack in Aitaroun damaged a 3-story building. No casualties

Extensive damage to civilian property was caused.

📑 On Iran's events, U.S officials claim that "the Israelis were targeting an air defense radarsite near Isfahan that's part of the protection of the Natanz nuclear facility."

The first assessment is that the strike took out the site, but assessment hasn't been completed."

https://t.me/LebUpdate/39015

📷 Security services arrested two Christian Lebanese from the Lebanese Forces political party for attempting to frame Syrians of desecrating a church in Lebanon.

The two Lebanese wrote "Syria" and "Only one God" on the walls of a church in Doneyeh, north Lebanon.