📸 A total of two attacks, one inside the village and in a valley in its outskirts.

📸 No reports of casualties.

🇱🇧/🇮🇱 Information and indications that the Israeli Northern Command’s intention to do something soon and its posture off Lebanon has become different from usual.

This is prompting the army leaders to alert their forces to the need to prepare to carry out a rapid transition in order to carry out a major mission in the north.

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📸 For the third time in the last few hours, sirens in Malkiya

⚠️ An Israeli drone strike targets an Apartment in Ahmadiah village in western Beqaa, in an attempted targeted assassination.

There are casualties

⭕️ In addition to Hezbullah's attacks on the border bases of Zibdeen, Bayada, and Birkat Risha, they also took credit for a drone attack on the Israeli army base in Safad.

Footage of the drone flying over Safad. The army vaguely says it didn't impact any settlement, but doesn't say they intercepted it.

The drone attack was in reponse to the Israeli attack on Kfarjouz, that killed two, including a child.

Oddly the Israeli army didn't take credit for this attack, even though they murdered two Hezbullah members.

📸 Aftermath of the the drone strike in Western Beqaa, casualties reported.

Is this the first such attack on Western Beqaa?

📸 A series of Israeli airstrikes in the outskirts of Zibqeen, Majdal Zoun, and El-Jebayn

🇱🇧/🇮🇱 In a statement, the Israeli army claims to have attacked 140 targets in Lebanon through this week

• A weapons manufacturing site
• ⁠Various infrastructure (houses)
• Weapon warehouses
• Observation posts (houses)
• ⁠Rocket launchers

Statement also talks about recent Israeli army training, the shift of the power towards the north, and the ongoing preparations for a higher intense war.

The statement doesn't talk about the civilians they murdered this week, the fires they intentionally created to burn down forests, the civilian houses they destroyed in terror, and their bloodlust.

📸 Another Israeli airstrike reported in Blida village

📃 Update: One death and 4 injuries, including a female child.

📃 Israeli artillery targeted Taybeh, Alma, and Duhayra villages.

📃 ON THIS DAY, 13 September 1993, Rafic Al Hariri's government ordered the Lebanese army to violently suppress a protest by Hezbullah against the Oslo accords.

Three men and women were killed in what is known as the "Airport road Massacre". No official resigned or was punished.

📸 Photos of Hezbullah's now Secretary General during the funeral of the martyrs along with other religious and political officials.

Despite the bloodshed and the death of civilians in a peaceful protest, Hezbullah refused to take revenge and accepted the situation in an attempt to not drag Lebanon into a war with the Lebanese army.

🥀 The martyrs whose blood was criminally spilled, on a day where Lebanese Shia rose against the Palestinian - Israeli Oslo records, and protested against the attempts to normalize Israel's existence.

📃 Update: One death and 7 injuries, including four children

Several injuries are critical.

📹 The Israeli army released footage of their attack on a building in southern Lebanon's Kawkaba.

They spotted individuals there. (No report of airstrikes in Kawkaba, they probably meant another village)

Separately, they attacked what they claim is a Hezbollah weapons depot, a rocket launcher used in a previous attack, and other buildings belonging in:
- Majdal Zoun
- Jebbayn
- Blida

They didn't take credit for the attack on Beqaa yet. They didn't take credit for yesterday's drone attack in Kfarjouz.

📸 Israeli phosphorus attacks reported against the following Lebanese villages:

- Yareen
- Dhayra
- Marwahin
- Bustan

⭕️ Impacts reported inside an Israeli base and its surroundings, somewhere in the north.

In its latest statement Hezbullah took credit for another attack, announcing they engaged Israeli artillery base in Za'oura. No sirens sounded.

✍ We didn't. The deal was between the leadership of the Palestinian PLO, the biggest group then, and who is in rule now in the West Bank and Israelis.

It was a Palestinian Israeli deal. Not all Palestinians, not Palestine, but indeed Palestinian.

That's simply all. Naming things as they are.

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🇮🇱/🇱🇧 The Israeli Prime Minister will present to the Cabinet a proposal about adding a new war objective, which is "bringing the people of the North back to their homes safely"

Although he claimed it is already last time, this move is both addressed towards the public and to legitimize more IDF operations.

However their political factor is: They must prepare for a long campaign in the North that will result in paying a heavy price.