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Lebanon’s government has chosen a path of betrayal.

■ After immense sacrifice and resistance, leading to a strong hand at the negotiating table, a deal was reached last night that risks undoing those gains.

■ By accepting terms that preserve occupation, displacement and foreign control, the government is not protecting Lebanon’s future, it's giving it away.

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Since October 2023, amid its genocidal war on Palestine’s Gaza, Israel increased its illegal land grabbing, taking thousands of square kilometres in the Palestinian enclave, as well as in Palestine’s occupied West Bank, Lebanon, and Syria.

While these territorial seizures are not being legally recognised, many people fear Tel Aviv is laying the groundwork for a long-term occupation, reshaping the regional map and expanding its borders through illegal invasion

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While the trilateral agreement signed in Washington is presented by officials as a triumph for peace and national sovereignty, the reality on the ground tells a vastly different story.

The morning after the deal was signed, an Israeli UAV violated Lebanese airspace, Israeli forces advanced into the southern town of Kfar Chouba, and the IOF struck the city of Nabatieh.

Under these American-Zionist dictates, the Lebanese authority has not only subordinated national security to the recommendations of the occupation military but has also conceded the right to sue the entity for its flagrant war crimes.

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The remains of a young man were discovered in the Netzarim Corridor, south of Gaza.

Near the Turkish Hospital and the Al Masri Camp 18 area, the remains of an unidentified young man were found.

The scene showed torn clothing, a damaged pair of sports shoes and scattered human bones lying across the sand.

It is a harrowing reflection of the scale of the humanitarian tragedy unfolding in Gaza.

This is not simply a photograph of abandoned belongings. It is the final trace of a human being who was denied even the dignity of a proper burial.

How many more bodies are still waiting for the world to notice them?

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🎥 The Israeli occupation has a long history of systematic abuse and torture of Palestinian detainees, which has only intensified since October 7, 2023.

For instance, the Palestinian Prisoners' Media Office has reported that "Israel" is using starvation to extract confessions from Palestinian detainees, with scabies spreading and systematic abuse escalating inside Nafha Prison.

While the Prisoners' Media Office has called on international human rights organizations to intervene and pressure the Israeli occupation to end its violations against Palestinian prisoners, international human rights organizations continue to document numerous cases of torture, medical neglect, and arbitrary detention of Palestinians in Israeli jails.

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An undisclosed meeting between the chief of staff of the 'Israeli' military and the commander of US Central Command focused primarily on Iran, according to The Jerusalem Post.

The report said the CENTCOM commander had also been expected to visit northern areas but canceled the trip amid escalating clashes between the United States and Iran linked to tensions around the Strait of Hormuz.

It added that the 'Israeli' chief of staff and the head of strategic planning participated extensively in discussions and coordination meetings with the US military leadership.

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Israeli Occupation Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich clearly admits his government's plans to end the idea of a Palestinian state through settlement expansion.

He confirms that these measures are carried out "with the approval of the American administration," the Prime Minister, and Cabinet decisions, aiming to permanently alter the reality on the ground.

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup has become the backdrop for an unprecedented overlap between global sport and international conflict, as the United States hosts the tournament while carrying out military strikes against Iran, one of the competition's participating nations.

The US military launched a series of strikes targeting Iranian sites in June 2026, during the World Cup's group stage, placing one of the tournament's host nations in direct military confrontation with a team competing in the event.

The timing drew widespread attention after Iran played its decisive final group-stage match shortly after the strikes, ultimately failing to advance to the Round of 32.

The rare convergence of a major international sporting event and an active military conflict involving a host nation has sparked debate among political observers and sports commentators over the relationship between global diplomacy, armed conflict, and international competition.

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Not every trophy is lifted in celebration.

Some stand as witnesses to a world that watches tragedy unfold and continues to applaud.

Between the bright stadium lights and the roar of the crowds, there is a city fighting to survive, and lives being taken while the celebrations continue as though nothing has happened.

This visual work is an attempt to remind the world that behind the numbers and the headlines are human stories, the dreams of children, and a right to life that should never be buried beneath the rubble.

Gaza is not a passing headline. It is the story of a people who deserve to live.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed his relationship with United States President Donald Trump is "very good" despite public disagreements between the two, while saying that Israeli occupation forces will continue to occupy southern Lebanon as long as Hezbollah maintains military capabilities.

Asked about the possibility of re-establishing Israeli settlements in the Gaza Strip, Netanyahu said he did not rule out the move but added that it should be approached "wisely."

"I do not rule that out, but we must act wisely," he said.

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