🚨 Violent explosions rock Safad and northeastern occupied Palestine following the launch of a large barrage of about 40 rockets from southern Lebanon.

Zionist media reports that impacts were made at the "Ein Zeitim" IOF base near Safad, where smoke is rising, and injuries were reported. Reports were also made of power outages in the city. At least two fires have broken out.

A combined missile and drone attack is suspected.

🔻 This week, the Martyr Izz El-Din Al-Qassam Brigades revealed a new weapon in their possession: The Red Arrow. Earlier today, Saraya Al-Quds also revealed the use of a new weapon: the Zilzal ground explosive, for which scenes will be released shortly.

As combat heats up in Rafah in the south, and now Shuja'iyya in the north, the resistance continues to innovate with qualitative advancements in weaponry and operations.

Al-Qassam has utilized Kornet and Konkurs anti-tank guided missiles during Al-Aqsa Flood, each with operational ranges of 4 to 5 kilometers. The Soviet Kornet and Kornkurs has been used by Al-Qassam Brigades three times each since October 7th. Saraya Al-Quds has also used the Soviet Malyutka. However, the Red Arrow system is a new development, marking a new generation to build upon the Palestinian-made Al-Yassin 105.

The resistance unveiled this new device nine months into the war with a direct hit on an IOF vehicle west of Rafah on Monday. This missile, called "HJ-8" is made in China with a 90% accuracy, shocking the enemy and indicating that the tunnels still hold many surprises.

The missile uses a Semi-Automatic Command to Line of Sight guidance, requiring the target to be in sight as the missile flies towards it using wire guidance.

The missile is distinguished by its flexibility, usable with various launch platforms. Its warhead is of the high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) type, which focuses its blast directionally, enhancing penetration and melting the target's armor with a high-velocity thermal jet. Thus, it can burn through 1200mm of armor. The missile has a range of 4 kilometers, making it a nightmare for zionist forces seeking to enter Rafah.

The modified model shown by Al-Qassam is the HJ-8L, a lightweight model that can carry projectiles with a 3km and 4km range, operated by a two-man crew. This model is the appropriate weapon for the resistance's strategy, which takes advantage of its maneuverability, ease of use, and cheapness. This makes it stealthy and quick to set up or put away.

Such weapons fare excellently to counter zionist forces in a battle of this nature, an asymmetric guerilla war. Ambushes and maneuverability are its title, with fighters popping out of tunnels just meters away from enemy forces. The most effective ambushes are characterized by multi-stage explosive operations, destroying supply lines, and sabotaging enemy infrastructure.

What is clear is that the resistance still has more in store and its tunnels still hold many secrets. The resistance's arsenal is in as good shape as its morale, reaching the sky, ready to destroy IOF convoys, whether by Al-Yassin or Red Arrow.

Additional scenes of destruction near Safad as a result of Hezbollah's launching of dozens of Katyusha rockets.