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🚨🚨🚨🚨 💥 “DAWN 2.0”: AN ISRAELI EXERCISE AND A SIGNAL OF PREPARATION TO EXPAND THE WAR Amid the Israeli escalation in Southern Lebanon, the General Staff of the Israeli occupation army announced the launch of a surprise command exercise codenamed “Dawn 2.0”…
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BREAKING | Southern Lebanon Under Widespread Israeli Escalation: At Least 15 Killed, 26 Injured, and Major Displacement from Nabatieh and the South

Southern Lebanon has been witnessing a major wave of Israeli escalation since the morning, accompanied by airstrikes and artillery shelling targeting several towns and areas. According to the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health and Lebanese media, the initial toll has risen to more than 7 killed and at least 20 injured, while search-and-rescue and recovery operations continue under the rubble.

🔴 KEY DEVELOPMENTS ON THE GROUND:

📍 Nabatieh and Surrounding Areas

• Israeli airstrikes targeted homes and buildings in Nabatieh and its surroundings, particularly Kfar Rumman and Arab Salim, with the highest number of casualties reported in these areas, including women and children.

🚨 The “Farah” amusement park in Nabatieh was reportedly completely destroyed, according to field reports.

📡 Significant displacement is underway following the latest strikes, with large numbers of residents leaving for safer areas.

📍 Tyre District

• An Israeli airstrike targeted Wadi Zebqine.

• Israeli airstrikes and artillery shelling targeted the town of Al-Mansouri.

🚨 Israeli artillery shelling continues to target Al-Mansouri.

📍 Wadi Saluki and Wadi al-Hujeir

🚨 Israeli artillery shelling is targeting Wadi Saluki and Wadi al-Hujeir, indicating a possible expansion of operations further south.

🚗 Major Displacement Toward Sidon

📡 Field reports indicate significant displacement from areas across southern Lebanon.

🚨 Traffic has come to an almost complete standstill at the entrance to Sidon, due to severe congestion caused by the wave of displacement.

🇮🇱 ISRAELI MILITARY 🚨

The Israeli military announced that it had launched a wide wave of airstrikes across southern Lebanon, claiming that it targeted and destroyed rocket-launching platforms. Israel described the strikes as a response to the launch of Hezbollah drones and missiles toward Israeli positions and forces in the area.

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As airstrikes and artillery shelling continue and the geographic scope of the attacks expands, concerns are growing over the possibility of a broader escalation in the coming hours.

Residents in targeted areas and nearby localities are urged to exercise the highest degree of caution and avoid unnecessary movement, particularly along major roads experiencing heavy displacement traffic.

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Jamil Al-Sayyed: We Are Already in the Worst

Following the destruction of Ghandour Hospital and the Finance Ministry building in Nabatieh, MP Jamil Al-Sayyed directly criticized President Joseph Aoun and Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, questioning the value of Lebanon remaining committed to the “Framework Agreement” while Israeli attacks continue.

Al-Sayyed said:

“Is what is happening not enough for Lebanon to announce its withdrawal from the Framework Agreement, which is already dead, instead of crying over the ruins every day?!”


He then responded to those who justify maintaining the agreement out of fear that withdrawing from it could lead to an even greater escalation:

“Some will say: We fear that if we withdraw from it, something even worse will befall us. We say:
We are already in the worst.


🔻 The question that imposes itself:

If the agreement has failed to prevent the destruction of hospitals and public buildings, and has failed to stop shelling, displacement, and casualties, what remains of it beyond being a document used to constrain Lebanon while the other side continues imposing facts on the ground by force?

🔻 What is the point of adhering to an agreement that has neither a deterrence mechanism nor guarantees of implementation?

Lebanon does not need another statement of condemnation after every airstrike. It needs a clear political position defining what remains of the agreement, what Lebanon has actually received in return, and what it intends to do if Israel continues to cross every red line.

As for the fear that withdrawing from the agreement could mark the beginning of something worse, the harsher question is:

What if Lebanon is already living through the worst?

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🩸🩸🩸 Blood Beneath the Rubble: The Kfar Roummane Massacre Exposes the Falsehood of “Humanity” and Documents the South’s Resilience

Last night was not merely another round of military escalation. It was a blood-soaked chapter of determination in the record of steadfast southern Lebanon. Amid the brutality of the Israeli aggression and the military messages being sent on the ground, the people of the south once again demonstrate that land cannot be defeated when it is watered by the blood of its people and those defending them through civil defense and rescue efforts.

Field Escalation: Resistance Strikes and Israeli Attacks

On the ground, Israeli Channel 12 acknowledged a breach of Israel’s air force and defense systems, reporting that Hezbollah launched two explosive-laden drones last night toward concentrations of Israeli occupation forces and troops in southern Lebanon. This indicates the continued ability of the resistance to maintain deterrence and exert a direct impact on the battlefield.

Meanwhile, Israeli forces continued their frenzied attacks on towns, villages, and civilians:

Eastern Zawtar and Mifdoun: The outskirts of both towns came under intense Israeli artillery shelling, according to Al-Manar correspondent reports.

Mansouri: Israeli forces carried out a large-scale detonation inside residential areas of the town.

Deir Siryan: Israeli forces conducted an intensive sweep of the area using medium- and heavy-caliber machine guns directed toward the town.

The Kfar Roummane Massacre: Targeting Homes, Trees, and Children

Israeli forces did not limit their attacks to military targets but directly struck residential neighborhoods and rescue teams in the town of Kfar Roummane.

Israeli aircraft carried out a heavy airstrike on a three-story residential building, followed by another strike targeting a civilian vehicle, directly hitting rescuers. According to documented reports from the National News Agency and the Civil Defense in southern Lebanon, the overall death toll in Kfar Roummane has risen to 11 martyrs and 7 injured.

The Documented List of the Kfar Roummane Martyrs

1. Martyr Mohammad Naim Farhat (Abu Dani)
2. Martyr Hassan Mohammad Farhat
3. Martyr Hussein Mohammad Farhat
4. Martyr Zahraa Ayoub
5. Child martyr Maryam Hussein Farhat
6. Child martyr Abdullah Hussein Farhat
7. Child martyr Abbas Hussein Farhat
8. Martyr Mohammad Hussein Farhat
9. Martyr Fatima Hassan Farhat
10. Rescue worker martyr Ali Shahrour — Islamic Risala Scouts Association, targeted inside the civilian vehicle
11. Rescue worker martyr Hadi Farhat — Islamic Risala Scouts Association, targeted inside the civilian vehicle

Civil Defense personnel continue working beneath the rubble under extremely difficult field conditions, clearing debris and recovering the bodies of the victims. The incident constitutes another documented addition to the record of crimes against civilians and humanitarian and rescue teams.

🔴 For the record: the demolitions are still ongoing, carried out by Israeli forces inside the town of Mansouri.


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🚨 🇺🇸🌕 TRUMP’S NEW FRONTIER: “THE MOON IS OURS”

Donald Trump has shared a striking AI-generated poster on Truth Social depicting the Moon with the words “THE MOON IS OURS” alongside the American flag.

It may be presented as political spectacle—but the symbolism is revealing.

🌕 Not humanity’s Moon.
Not a shared domain.
“Ours.”

The imagery fits Trump’s broader messaging around the U.S. Space Force, futuristic military power and American dominance in space. It transforms space exploration from a scientific endeavor into another theater of geopolitical competition.

🚀 From “America First” to “America Everywhere.”

There is, however, one problem with the slogan: international law.

The 1967 Outer Space Treaty, to which the United States is a party, explicitly prohibits national appropriation of the Moon and other celestial bodies through claims of sovereignty.

So Trump cannot legally turn the Moon into U.S. territory with a Truth Social post.

But that is almost beside the point.

The message is about power, not law.

The same logic that turns every strategic domain into a contest for American primacy is now being projected beyond Earth itself.

Yesterday: oceans and strategic waterways.
Today: the Moon.
Tomorrow: what comes next?

🌍 The Moon belongs to no nation.

The disturbing question is not whether Trump can legally annex it.

He cannot.

The question is why American power increasingly imagines every new frontier as another place to assert dominance.

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🩸🩸🩸 Blood Beneath the Rubble: The Kfar Roummane Massacre Exposes the Falsehood of “Humanity” and Documents the South’s Resilience Last night was not merely another round of military escalation. It was a blood-soaked chapter of determination in the record…
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SOUTHERN LEBANON UNDER INTENSE ISRAELI ATTACKS — SEPTEMBER 7


💥 The attacks continue

Israeli warplanes and artillery have also struck or shelled:

Arab Salim
• Nabatieh al-Fawqa
• Deir Siryan
• Other areas across Nabatieh Governorate and southern Lebanon

Israel has also issued new evacuation warnings for the Deir Zahrani area, raising fears of further attacks and destruction.

🔽 A new wave of displacement

The bombardment and evacuation orders are once again forcing families to flee their homes, with civilians leaving southern villages amid continuing Israeli strikes.

Children, elderly people and entire families are being forced onto the roads with little warning and nowhere safe to go.

🇱🇧 President Joseph Aoun has condemned the Israeli attacks as part of a
“persistent pattern of aggression”

and called on Washington and the international community to hold Israel accountable.

But the bombardment continues.

⚠️ As of now, Israeli aircraft remain active over southern Lebanon, with explosions reported from multiple areas and rescue operations continuing.

The death toll may rise as rescuers continue searching through the rubble.

This is not simply another exchange of fire. Residential buildings are being flattened, civilians are being killed, rescuers are being struck, and communities are being driven from their homes.

💥 Southern Lebanon is under attack again.

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Manufacturing Suspicion: How the Media Machine Targets the Lebanese State

What is being presented as a case involving forged Lebanese passports allegedly issued to Iranian operatives and members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) could have a far more serious impact: undermining confidence in the Lebanese state itself — and, of course, targeting Hezbollah and its social environment.

The campaign amplified by Gulf media outlets, including Al Arabiya and Al Hadath, relies heavily on references to an
“American source”
and unnamed security information, without publicly presenting criminal evidence or verifiable documents.

🔻 Why does this matter?

An anonymous source is not evidence. But when a narrative is repeatedly attributed to an unnamed American or security source, it acquires the appearance of established fact, allowing it to spread internationally before its basis is independently verified.

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And the damage does not stop at Hezbollah or Iran.

When Lebanese state institutions, their employees, and General Security personnel are portrayed as part of a systematic passport-forgery network, the accusation inevitably reaches the institutions responsible for issuing and safeguarding Lebanese identity documents.

The potential consequence is borne by the ordinary Lebanese citizen: growing doubts about the reliability and credibility of the Lebanese passport itself, affecting people who have nothing to do with the political conflict.

⚠️ And here lies a striking contradiction.

For years, Western-backed political discourse has called for the
“restoration of the Lebanese state,”
strengthening its institutions, and consolidating its sovereignty.

Yet when these institutions are perceived as operating outside a preferred geopolitical framework, the narrative can suddenly change: institutions previously presented as symbols of state authority are recast as corrupt, infiltrated, or criminal.

📌 But what does the Lebanese state actually say?

The Lebanese General Directorate of General Security has explicitly rejected these allegations.

According to its official response, previous administrative violations had been investigated by the Public Prosecutor at the Court of Cassation, those responsible were prosecuted, and judicial sentences were issued against them.

More importantly, according to General Security, ongoing audits have not established the existence of a continuing and systematic practice of issuing forged travel documents to foreign operatives or agents.

The Directorate also warned that the repeated circulation of reports lacking reliable sources serves political objectives aimed at undermining Lebanon’s national credibility.

🎯 And this is where the broader issue begins.

Passports, civil registries, and identity documents may appear to be purely bureaucratic matters. But amid a regional conflict, such files can become instruments of information warfare.

The process begins with an accusation.

Then comes international suspicion.

Then come demands for tighter “security compliance procedures,” external oversight, or sanctions.


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🚨🇮🇷 Diplomatic Pressure on Tehran: Oman and Pakistan Enter the Line

The simultaneous arrival in Tehran of Omani Foreign Minister Sayyid Badr Albusaidi and Pakistan’s Field Marshal Asim Munir reflects an intensified diplomatic effort to manage the confrontation between Iran and the United States, particularly around the Strait of Hormuz.

🇴🇲 Oman’s mission

Oman, traditionally a channel between Tehran and Western capitals, is seeking an operational framework for maritime traffic and security in the Strait of Hormuz. The instability there directly affects Oman as a co-littoral state and threatens global energy flows.

The Omani delegation is also carrying Western concerns over restoring freedom of navigation and reducing maritime disruption. But Tehran’s position remains firm: Iran will not make unilateral concessions under sanctions, blockade or military pressure.

🇵🇰 Why Asim Munir matters

Pakistan’s Field Marshal Asim Munir’s presence adds a military dimension to the diplomacy.

Islamabad is seeking to preserve its role as a mediator and guarantor of previous understandings between Washington and Tehran, while simultaneously addressing border security, counter-terrorism and potential foreign intelligence activity along the Pakistan-Iran frontier.

His participation also keeps open direct military-to-military channels with Iran’s armed forces and the IRGC.

The central issue: Hormuz

Tehran continues to insist that security in the Persian Gulf should be handled primarily by the littoral states, rather than imposed by foreign naval powers.

The broader message from Tehran is equally clear: diplomatic normalization cannot be separated from the lifting of sanctions and blockades or from previous agreements and ceasefire frameworks.

The diplomatic traffic in Tehran therefore reflects less an Iranian retreat than the opposite: Western and regional actors increasingly need Tehran’s cooperation to restore maritime and economic stability.

For the Axis of Resistance, the underlying principle remains unchanged: regional security cannot be dictated by external powers, and Iran’s strategic leverage cannot simply be negotiated away under pressure.

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