🟡 Report: For the second consecutive day, Hezbollah’s leadership and the families of Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah and Sayyid Hashim Safieddine received condolences at the Ashura Courtyard in Beirut’s southern suburbs.

▪️ Among the attendees were former President Michel Aoun, former Prime Minister Najib Mikati, ministers, MPs, and religious representatives.

▪️ Notable figures included Shaykh Mohammad Hassan Akhtari representing Imam Sayyid Ali Khamenei, Abbas Mousawi representing former Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, and delegations from the Iraqi embassy and Bahrain’s Al-Wefaq Association.

▪️ Political leaders, diplomatic figures, and representatives from various religious, social, and cultural sectors also participated.

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Sheikh Mujtaba Qasir wrote:
If we look at the ages of the founding generation of the [Hezbollah] resistance jihadist work in Lebanon, we notice an important thing, which is that most of the young people who bore the great responsibility at that time were at a young age.
At that time, most of the leaders were 20 years old or younger.
Most of the young people were around 15 and 16 years old.
Hajj Imad Mughniyeh was 20 years old when he dealt America the harshest blows in its history.
Most of the field commanders and young workers were younger than him.
When we treat a person as someone with high potential, we can develop and bring out these energies into effectiveness at a young age.
Most of the “children” and “teenagers” have the readiness to bear responsibility if we work to activate their energies.
But when we build an "educational system" that treats a person as a child until the age of 18, and does not bring him into the circle of effectiveness in life until a later time, and does not mold his energies within the framework of the bureaucratic system in the family, school and institutions, but rather deals with him with a functional view, then we distort this person, and deprive him of activating his energies, developing them and being creative in life.
In the picture are some of those who took the path of knowledge, jihad, carrying weapons and responsibility before their beards grew.
From left: the wounded and the father of Shaheed Hajj Abdul Amir Izz al-Din, the wounded and the father of Shaheed Sheikh Hussein Hariri, Shaheed Hajj Muhammad Jaafar Qasir [my father].

Journalist Khalil Nasrallah:

On one of the interior walls of a house in the city of Khiam, an israeli soldier writes the names Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria. He places an (X) mark over the names Gaza and Lebanon, then adds a question mark next to Syria.

The question mark suggests that the names were written during the war, within the 64-day period, as the situation in Syria was not yet tense, and armed groups had not made any moves at that time.

The point is that what happened in Syria later was part of a plan, and it seems that the israeli occupation soldiers and officers had trained on occupation scenarios in advance, and perhaps some of them were aware that there would be movement in Syria.

The lesson is also that everything we witnessed and are witnessing in Syria was not a coincidence.

🇵🇸 Report: As part of the final exchange in the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement, the occupation released 642 Palestinian abductees last night, following Hamas’ handover of the remains of four deceased Israeli captives in past hours.

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