Recent rare photo of Israeli pulling casualties from a tank hit by an FPV while scanning for another approaching one

An abandoned Israeli M113 between Balat and Debbine

A destroyed Israeli D-9 near Al-Qantara

An Israeli M113 being towed away by a Lebanese army M113

A perfect example of a U.S taxpayer money vs U.S taxpayer money haha

Btw folks

Hezbullah defeated the Syrians in every single major battle they fought on their own homeland.

Infantry vs infantry even in this heavily bloodied and damaged Hezbullah, Lebanese can still triumph and if the Syrians invade the Lebanese army will 100% fight them

The Iraqis might hit a bit too

So yes, I don't think the Syrians are stupid to invade nor do I think the Syrians want to invade.

Trump is not threatening Lebanon by Syria but Israel, in a way like: your turn ended, give someone else the turn to try.

Honestly, no one is thinking how to actually disarm Hezbullah in a way it works. Literally everyone is doing the opposite to force Hezbullah to never disarm no matter the costs.

You do not push into the corner someone who is offered to die by the sword or knife.

Last time I visited Syria it felt like a place who life is sucked out of it, a place with nothing but sadness, misery, cruelty and extreme ignorance

Let's both stay away from each other please

https://t.me/LebUpdate/62570?comment=364025

— 🇺🇸/🇶🇦/🇵🇰 The joint photo-op with all delegations, except Iran

@Middle_East_Spectator

Iran’s negotiating delegation has left the venue entirely and will not continue talks tonight, in protest of Trump’s threats – Tasnim

Member of Iran’s diplomatic delegation, Mehdi Ghorbanzadeh:

‘There will be no talks on other topics as long as the situation in Lebanon is not resolved.’

Love you both

But talking about post war Syria and the grave consequences it caused the whole population

https://t.me/LebUpdate/62571?comment=364031

— 🇺🇸/🇮🇷 NEW: Barak Ravid, citing a diplomatic source, says Iran did not leave the venue and talks still continue with the U.S. and mediators

@Middle_East_Spectator

🇮🇷🇺🇸| A member of the Iranian negotiation delegation in Switzerland about the clauses discussed today:

If the war in Lebanon does not end, the negotiations will not continue.

@FotrosResistancee

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Trump and Lebanon:

President Trump expressed his displeasure with what is currently happening in Lebanon and was looking for ways to stop the war in Lebanon.

He then said that there could be a role for Syria in Lebanon in the search for a security solution.

The statement was interpreted as if Syrian forces would enter Lebanon the next morning, and that is not what was meant.

From President Trump’s statement, the answer is that he was expressing frustration with what is happening in Lebanon and looking for other solutions, and that there could be a positive role for Syria through the Lebanese state and Lebanese institutions.

Netanyahu:

We attack first. Kill them first!

Netanyahu:

We established a "security zone" in Gaza.

We established a "security zone" in Syria.

We established a "security zone" in Lebanon, and we shall keep it as long as necessary!

— 🇺🇸/🇸🇾/🇮🇷 Syrian President, Ahmad Al-Sharaa:

‘I called Trump, and told him there are other solutions than war and confrontation with Hezbollah.’

@Middle_East_Spectator

WATCH: Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Lebanon:

Today, the situation in Lebanon requires joint solutions, and it is entirely possible to rely on Syria in the search for a security path toward a solution.

But this does not mean war, nor does it mean a return to the previous image of Syrian tutelage during the former regime's era in Lebanon.

Rather, it means supporting the Lebanese state, strengthening its institutions, and building channels of communication among the political parties and active forces in Lebanon, including Hezbollah, in search of a security solution that everyone can accept.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Hezbollah:

If the need arises for us to sit with Hezbollah, I believe in dialogue, yes.

Even between opposing parties, dialogue should remain open and continue even during war, conflict, and confrontation, because the alternative is war.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Lebanon:

We have a deep problem with Hezbollah, but we do not want all of Lebanon to die.

We want to solve the problem of Hezbollah while keeping Lebanon alive.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Lebanon:

Why is Lebanon always forced to choose between civil war and an Israeli war? Why can there not be a third option?

Let us search for a third option and reach an agreement within Lebanon to move beyond the current crises into a stable environment, especially now that the Syrian situation—which for years was a major pressure on Lebanese politics—has changed completely.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Lebanon:

I believe that the Shiite community today is in greater need than ever of a rescue effort within the Lebanese situation, and together with it we must rescue Lebanon.

God knows that I care deeply about this issue, because the loss of any component of Lebanon is a loss for the entire region.

I do not subscribe to the idea that all Shiites in Lebanon are Hezbollah, nor that Hezbollah represents all Shiites in Lebanon.

Col. Richard Kemp (ret.), British Army:

I say this as a goy, a mere goy: the Jewish people were put on this earth to be a light unto the nations, and Israel is being that light.