🌲 - 🇮🇱🇵🇸 Israeli channel 11:

Hamas is expected to respond to the truce proposal within hours.

Netanyahu: We agree to the deal and are awaiting Hamas's response.

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🌲 - 🇱🇧🇮🇱 Lebanese Ministry of Health:

An Israeli airstrike on a car in Khaldeh resulted in one martyr and five people being injured.

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🌲 - 🇱🇧🇸🇾⚔️ Lebanese Army: 33 Syrians arrested for entering Lebanon illegally, along with 4 Lebanese nationals involved in smuggling operations across the Lebanese-Syrian border.

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Thank God for the Cedar of Lebanon

Why does this remind me of the german football team

What the hell is going on here🤣🤣🤣 Did the Austrian Painter return?

🇱🇧🇺🇸 Al-Jadeed: America will withdraw its hand from the Lebanese file if practical steps are not taken, and the danger will encompass everyone.

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Basically, Lebanon will be left to Syria and Israel to deal with as they please

There are very very weird things happening, be prepared for the worst

"Be prepared for the worst"

🌲 - 🇱🇧🇸🇾⚔️ 47th anniversary of the 100 Days War
Achrafieh (along with Furn el-Chebbek and Ain el-Remmaneh) became the first region in Beirut to free itself from the Syrian occupation. This is how Achrafieh residents lived daily in the first 2 years of the Syrian occupation until July 1978:

- Syrian soldiers patrolled neighborhoods, manned checkpoints at every major intersection, and frequently stopped residents for ID checks or searches.

- Syrian control points were plastered with images of Hafez al-Assad, Syrian flags, and Baath Party slogans, a daily reminder of foreign domination.

- Young men risked detention by Syrian mukhabarat for the smallest suspicion being politically active, attending a student meeting, or even having a family link to a known party.

- Kataeb, NLP, and student activists operated quietly; open criticism of Syria or participation in rallies was dangerous and often led to harassment or arrest.

- Christian-run newspapers and radio stations were monitored; journalists faced threats or shutdowns if they criticized the Syrian role in Lebanon.

- Church gatherings, youth groups, and even charity events were under surveillance; large public religious events were discouraged or blocked under vague “security” concerns.

- Syrian officers often bypassed local officials, dictated curfews, blocked roads, and pressured local administrations to follow Damascus’ orders.

- Syrian forces and their proxies began abducting suspected activists; some were tortured, disappeared, or killed and dumped in remote areas.

- What started as a “deterrent force” became, in the eyes of residents, an army of occupation bent on domination: politically, socially, and territorially.

By July 1978, the people of Achrafieh had had enough. Their refusal to submit and their resistance during the 100 Days War turned their neighborhood into a symbol of Lebanese Christian defiance against Syrian rule.

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🌲 - 🇱🇧🇸🇦 Informed sources told Al Jadeed: Saudi Arabia has issued a clear call for Lebanon to take practical steps, while warning against escalation as an alternative to a settlement.

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