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‘Your regime will fall within hours unless you cease the massacre against the Druze and withdraw from Suwayda.”
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🇱🇧 Wiam Wahhab: Channel 12s rumor about America's demand for Israel to cease its intervention in Syria are false
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Forwarded from 🇸🇨 Hawran OSINT 🇸🇨 #free_jabal_al_druze Jabal Al-Druze Druze
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🇸🇨 Hawran OSINT 🇸🇨 #free_jabal_al_druze Jabal Al-Druze Druze
🇸🇾‼️ Declaration of general mobilization in all Syrian provinces. 🇸🇨 | @hawran_osint
If Israel doesn't interfere, Suweida will fall
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🇸🇾🇮🇱⚡- The Israeli security cabinet is holding an emergency meeting on Syria at the Kirya.
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Forwarded from 🇸🇨 Hawran OSINT 🇸🇨 #free_jabal_al_druze Jabal Al-Druze Druze
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🇸🇾🇮🇱⚡- Israeli Druze continue pouring across the border into Syria, with the Israeli border forces doing little to stop them.
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🇸🇾🇮🇱⚡- Israeli airstrikes on western As Suwaida, southern Syria.
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"In the past few hours, I have been receiving desperate messages from Greek Orthodox Christians in Syria. The Church of Saint Michael in the village of Al-Hawra, in the province of Sweida, was set on fire by paramilitary groups and regime forces. They write to me: “They’re burning us. They’re hunting us. Help us.”
At the same time, forces of the Damascus regime are attacking the Druze community as well. The repression is intensifying. Jolani either cannot or does not want to stop this. Personally, I believe he simply doesn’t want to."
Of course, the true answer is that Jolani is actively involved in this and that he was always an international jihadist. The EU currently backs terrorism which will bite them back in the countless Syrian Sunni terror attacks to them.
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🌲 - 🇱🇧🇵🇸 It was revealed that the cell uncovered in Btibyat by the Lebanese Army Intelligence in the Metn district is primarily composed of members affiliated with Hamas. Some were found in possession of firearm permits issued by the Ministry of Defense and signed by former Defense Minister Maurice Sleem.
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🌲 - 🇱🇧 MP Ghassan Hasbani stated that Hezbollah is unable to respond following the ban on dealings with Al-Qard al-Hasan. He added that Lebanon’s constitutional authorities have not reviewed the Lebanese or American documents, warning that the country’s opportunity for recovery is quickly narrowing.
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⚡️🇮🇱🇸🇾 🇸🇾 Israeli Channel 12: Druze leaders in Israel, including Sheikh Mowafak Tarif, heads of local councils, and MKs from various parties (including Likud), are now holding an emergency meeting. Sources close to Sheikh Tarif say relations between the Druze community and the State of Israel are deteriorating, as the scenes from Syria deeply shock them. A key concern raised is the possibility of a mass breach of the Israel-Syria border and even defections of Druze soldiers from the IDF.
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🌲 - 🇱🇧 Quick summary of yesterday's session:
Lebanon’s Parliament held a heated session to question Prime Minister Nawaf Salam’s government six months after its formation, with the issue of Hezbollah’s weapons dominating debate. Over 50 MPs requested to speak, and Speaker Nabih Berri allotted time per bloc, while vowing to hold a government accountability session every three legislative meetings.
Most MPs pressed for a clear timeline to transfer all arms to the state, while Hezbollah’s bloc insisted any disarmament must be tied to guarantees against Israeli threats. MP Ibrahim Mousawi defended the resistance’s weapons, citing concerns over the army’s capacity and foreign vetoes on military aid, while MP Ali Fayad stressed that UN Resolution 1701 only applies south of the Litani River, calling other areas a purely Lebanese matter.
Parties like the Lebanese Forces, Kataeb, NLP, and several independents demanded disarmament as a national priority. In contrast, Free Patriotic Movement leader Gebran Bassil advocated for dialogue over confrontation. Some MPs criticized the government for failing on reforms and transparency, while others, like MP Fouad Makhzoumi, insisted that all arms-related discussions be returned to the Cabinet table.
Speaker Berri’s decision to call the session, the first of its kind since 2017, sparked speculation about whether it was a genuine accountability move or a step toward reshuffling, or even collapsing the government.
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Lebanon’s Parliament held a heated session to question Prime Minister Nawaf Salam’s government six months after its formation, with the issue of Hezbollah’s weapons dominating debate. Over 50 MPs requested to speak, and Speaker Nabih Berri allotted time per bloc, while vowing to hold a government accountability session every three legislative meetings.
Most MPs pressed for a clear timeline to transfer all arms to the state, while Hezbollah’s bloc insisted any disarmament must be tied to guarantees against Israeli threats. MP Ibrahim Mousawi defended the resistance’s weapons, citing concerns over the army’s capacity and foreign vetoes on military aid, while MP Ali Fayad stressed that UN Resolution 1701 only applies south of the Litani River, calling other areas a purely Lebanese matter.
Parties like the Lebanese Forces, Kataeb, NLP, and several independents demanded disarmament as a national priority. In contrast, Free Patriotic Movement leader Gebran Bassil advocated for dialogue over confrontation. Some MPs criticized the government for failing on reforms and transparency, while others, like MP Fouad Makhzoumi, insisted that all arms-related discussions be returned to the Cabinet table.
Speaker Berri’s decision to call the session, the first of its kind since 2017, sparked speculation about whether it was a genuine accountability move or a step toward reshuffling, or even collapsing the government.
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