📰 While Israeli officials are talking about staying in southern Lebanon and not implementing the terms of the agreement to stop the war, the President of the Republic appeared before the Lebanese in general and the southerners in particular in a photo that brought him together with the one who hosted the spokesman of the Israeli army, Layal

🇱🇧l🇺🇸 Al-Akhbar learned that Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri, during his meeting with the head of the committee supervising the implementation of the agreement, Jasper Jeffers, addressed US Ambassador Lisa Johnson, who was present at the meeting, and asked her to convey his words rejecting the extension of the 60-day deadline to US President Donald Trump.

He indicated that “Trump is capable of obligating Israel to implement the agreement within the specified deadline, just as he pushed it to reach an agreement in Gaza,” and that “Washington must exercise its role as a sponsor of the agreement,” considering that the failure of the enemy forces to withdraw “threatens the entire scene of stability and the new beginning that began with the election of President Joseph Aoun and the assignment of Judge Nawaf Salam to form the government.”

On the other hand, Israel had informed the UNIFIL leadership of its intention to keep its forces at several specific points (hills and heights) in the border area, in the eastern and western sectors, and attached to that maps, aerial photos, and coordinates of these sites.

These areas are capable of exposing the entirety of south Lebanon to better Israeli supervision

📸 Photos from the renewed Israeli invasion of Tallouseh.

The IDF advanced in 5 different sectors, to new towns..

📸 The Israeli advance is accompanied by a wave of small drones

📸 A collection of photos showing the Israeli army bulldozing and destroying roads leading to the border towns.

https://t.me/alichoeib1970/13261?single

📸 The IDF is using armored personnel carriers, tanks, bulldozers and civilian vehicles.

🇱🇧l🇺🇳 UNIFIL informed the Lebanese army that it had received information about large gatherings of Lebanese residents at 4 points in the south tomorrow and it is ready to do whatever is required of it to prevent them from entering their villages.

📰 Civilian Hamza Saloum was injured in Qantara town after being shot at by the Israeli occupation forces who target the families trying to enter their town.

🥀 From the martyrs of the Al-Fath Al-Mubin Project - The one for these Ridwan videos

- Ahmed Samir Deeb (Jihad)
- Ali Qasim Ayyad (Abu Saleh)
- Hisham Youssef Madlaj (Khomeini)
- Ali Hassan Ashour (Sayyid Mitham)

🥀 In addition to:

- Ibrahim Bassam Hariri (Sajed)
- Abbas Hani Nour El-Din (Sayyid Kazem)

🇱🇧l🇵🇸 In continuation of the army's process of taking over military centers that were occupied by Palestinian organizations inside Lebanese territory, army units took over a former center of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine - General Command, and two former centers of the Fatah Intifada organization, in the vicinity of the Beddawi camp - Tripoli.

Quantities of weapons and ammunition were also seized, in addition to military equipment and surveillance devices.

📸 Hopefully the Lebanese soldiers got the tetanus shot

📸 The Israeli occupation bulldozers continue to block all side roads leading to the towns of Mays al-Jabal and Houla to prevent the arrival of residents of the border area tomorrow.

📸 A senior IDF delegation from the leadership of the Eastern Brigade entered to the historic castle in "Dubieh" between the towns of Shaqra and Mays al-Jabal.

📸 Israeli army movement is exposed in south Lebanon.

Staying is not in their favor. I hope they leave without a renewed bloodshed.

📹 The area between Shaqra and Hula was never desecrated in this war by the Jews, and only reached these few days.

🇱🇧 The Lebanese army started demolishing illegally built shops at the entrances to Burj al-Barajneh camp in Beirut.

You'd assume they might have something more important to do...

Lebanese tomorrow:

🇱🇧 Shia-born Lebanese Journalist Dima Sadek, from the town of Khiyam, says her life dream was to see Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah eliminated or fallen.

She's only sad he was killed "in a very deep hole" and not by Lebanese.

A thread on X by Edvardo, worth reading

Three methods used in negotiations during the Arab-Israeli conflict:

- The first, Abu Ammar's method during the signing of Oslo (and it ended with "Sign, you dog").

- The second, Hamas's method, which requires intransigence and not making concessions until the last breath.

- The third, Hezbullah's method, which relies on maneuvers and circumventing concessions.

There is no need to talk about the Arafatist method of negotiation, it is enough to look at the state of the security coordination traitorous Palestinian Authority.

As for Hezbullah, its method was exemplary until the extreme right took power in Israel.

It was no longer useful to confront it through the old strategy, meaning that what happened in July 2006 will not be repeated.

In 2006, the form of the decision was not in line with the victor and the vanquished, as Hezbullah recorded a clear military victory, but it was not translated into the final formula of the ceasefire decision, which was in Israel’s favor. As in 1701 adoption then was not fair and in line with reality. Our PM was Fouad Al-Sinioura.

However, Hezbullah's method of agreeing on the decision allowed Lebanon long years of calm with the party’s return to the south of the Litani.

After the right wing, led by Netanyahu, took power in Israel, the situation changed, as Israel adopted a different style in managing wars, and its army turned into a “determined enemy” that does not accept compromises and evasions.

October 7 contributed to strengthening the security theory that does not accept coexistence with military organizations on the borders, no matter the cost.

Meanwhile, Hamas had adopted a tough approach to negotiations, aided by several factors, most notably previous experiences with the occupation in past wars that ended in unclear results, in addition to the Israeli goal of eradicating Hamas, which contributed to increasing the toughness of the movement’s leadership.

As for Lebanon, Hezbullah fell captive to previous concepts (in several areas, not just in negotiations), and fell into the trap of the international decision, believing that it was possible to gradually return to the results of July 2006.

But it collided with an Israel that was different from before, and with complex international circumstances (the fall of Syria) and with great internal pressure...

From the Lebanese political parties that wanted to end Hezbullah and supress the Shia no matter the costs and no matter who does it.

That I know too. There is still a long way for the war to truly end in Gaza without loss of land and people.

They still have leverage (hostages) that could help, but that'll depend on Israel.

https://t.me/LebUpdate/50169?comment=1069177