Rare photo of the countless Israeli attacks on the Lebanese army in south Lebanon

FYI, the Lebanese army stopped using the word "enemy" about Israel in all recent statements (from months)

🛢Nearly $920 million in crude oil shorts were placed at 3:40 AM ET, about 70 minutes before Axios reported the U.S. and Iran were nearing a “14-point” deal to end the war.

Oil then plunged more than 12%, with the position gaining an estimated $125 million.

And recently

5 days ago

Trump’s sons to take stake in Kazakh miner that won $1.6bn US backing

The Trump Family’s BTC Mining company American Bitcoin is now the 16th largest BTC treasury company in the world.

They hold 6,899 BTC worth $486M, inching ahead of Galaxy Digital with 689.4.

🇺🇸 A public airport is being renamed after Trump, and his family needed a trademark deal to make it happen.

Palm Beach County approved a licensing agreement with Trump's family business yesterday, a requirement to rename Palm Beach International Airport after the sitting president.

The agreement stops the Trump family from profiting off branded merchandise sold at the airport. It says nothing about everywhere else.

It also gives the family control over any biographical material presented there and requires the airport to pick vendors from a Trump-approved list.

A trademark lawyer called it "extremely unusual." Kennedy and Reagan airports, for reference, have no such agreements with those presidents' families.

This fits a broader pattern: the Kennedy Center is now the Trump-Kennedy Center, new Navy vessels are the Trump class, legislation has been introduced to rename Dulles International Airport as Donald J. Trump International Airport, and Trump’s signature will soon appear on U.S. currency.

Two martyrs and 7 injuries so far

🇮🇷| Just hours after CENTCOM said it “disabled” an Iranian unladen oil tanker, Iran issued a message to commercial vessels in Strait of Hormuz saying Iran’s ports are fully prepared to provide general maritime services and support to the vessels.

This includes technical support, and health and medical services as well.

@FotrosResistancee

FYI

Neither the Lebanese President nor the Lebanese Prime Minister condemned the Israeli attack on the Lebanese capital Beirut tonight.

Make from that what you want

❗️Four Israeli soldiers were injured yesterday when an FPV drone detonated in southern Lebanon. One soldier is in serious condition.

Yesterday, seven Israeli soldiers were injured in separate incidents involving explosive-laden drones in southern Lebanon.

Two sustained serious injuries, one moderate injuries, and four minor injuries.

With no photo on local media yet, no official IDF poster and no Israeli media coverage

It seems and I hope I'm correct, the target yesterday either survived unharmed or is only injured and alive as of now.

Airstrikes target Nabatieh

IDF confirms now as they probably got information from a Lebanese hospital.

Attacks attacks attacks everywhere.

This is not a ceasefire. This is war with a higher intensity than even before

Damn you and damn everyone

There were less airstrikes during the war.

Yatar alone was attacked more than 24 times today

The chief of the Ground Forces, Maj. Gen. Nadav Lotan has appointed a senior officer to be responsible for finding solutions for the drone threat troops are facing in southern Lebanon.

The officer, a brigadier general and a pilot, heads the Ground Forces' Strike Division, which is normally tasked with developing doctrine for combined air, intelligence, and ground operations.

Several officers are working under the general to find solutions for first-person view (FPV) drones, especially those guided by fiber-optic cables, which are immune to electronic jamming and difficult to detect.

To counter the fiber optic FPV drones, the IDF has deployed passive physical defenses in southern Lebanon, such as netting above troops, vehicles, and outposts. According to the military, these measures have proven effective when troops "maintain operational discipline."

The IDF has also deployed mobile radars to southern Lebanon, which are adapted to identify drones flying at different ranges and alert forces, who can then attempt to shoot them down.

The military is examining and implementing several methods of shooting down the drones by ground troops, including shotguns at short ranges, special ammunition that disperses in the air, and automated turrets.

The Ground Forces is also experimenting with other technological solutions for the drones, and cooperating with international partners as part of the effort, according to the military.

An NRC investigation says a controversial porn platform featuring videos of sex with seemingly unconscious women is hosted through a Dutch company owned by Israeli businessman Simon Shlomi Elimeleh.

The report says Elimeleh had been connected to the platform for years through his own Israeli company before acquiring the Dutch hosting provider in 2018 via a Bulgarian firm.

Despite repeated complaints about illegal content — including suspected child abuse material and rape-themed videos — his companies allegedly continued providing hosting and technical services.

I genuinely don't want to pick up the phone and read news to post. It's infuriating.

Close to 500 Lebanese have been murdered during this so-called ceasefire.

500 of which more than half are innocent civilians, while the other less than half heroes should have been safely homes uniting with their family again.

Damn be on the Jewish state.