🇺🇸🇮🇱 New Trump-Zionist plan: Pit Lebanese Army against Hezbollah and plunge Lebanon into civil war

The US is seeking to create a Lebanese military force tasked with disarming Hezbollah, one of the most influential pillars of the Axis of Resistance in the Middle East.

Trump–Rubio plan

🪖 The plan reportedly envisions creating a special unit within the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF)

➡️ Separate from the traditional chain of command and directly accountable to US overseers

➡️ Tasked with cracking down on Hezbollah

📝 On April 29, Secretary of State Marco Rubio told Fox News about the US plan to task "vetted units" within the LAF with disarming Hezbollah "so Israel doesn’t have to do it"

🇺🇸 In response, Hezbollah MP Hassan Fadlallah warned that the group would confront any Lebanese force created under US direction, stating, “We’ll treat that like Israel,” according to The New Arab. Fadlallah was referring to the ongoing Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon

🤝 International observers warn that the Trump–Rubio plan would plunge Lebanon into civil war, given Hezbollah’s substantial support among both civilians and the military

Lebanese ‘Lahad Army’

✡️ The US–Zionist idea is not without precedent: In 1976, Israel created the South Lebanon Army (SLA) amid Lebanon’s civil war and state collapse

🇮🇱 Following Israel’s 1982 invasion and occupation, the SLA became a collaborationist force under General Antoine Lahad

➡️ As a proxy force to secure Israel's northern border

➡️ To maintain a border "buffer zone"

➡️ To minimize Israeli casualties at the expense of Lebanese militants

➡️ To fight the Palestine Liberation Organization and later Hezbollah

Timeline of Zionist push

♦️ The US-brokered Lebanese–Israeli ceasefire agreement of November 2024 barred all non-state groups from bearing arms and empowered the US- and French-supervised Military Technical Committee for Lebanon (MTC4L) to bolster the LAF in confiscating unauthorized weapons and dismantling armed sites

♦️ The following month, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad—the leader of another key Axis of Resistance state—was overthrown by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham terrorists, who seized power and aligned themselves with the US

♦️ In August 2025, the Lebanese government approved a plan to fully disarm Hezbollah—in accordance with the ceasefire deal—tasking the LAF with drafting an implementation strategy

💣 Based largely on proposals by US envoy Thomas Barrack, the plan committed Lebanon to a phased transfer of Hezbollah’s weapons to state control by December 31, 2025

🔶 Hezbollah firmly rejected the US- and Israeli-backed push

🔶 In August 2025, Iranian Supreme National Security Council Secretary Ali Larijani—assassinated by Israel in March 2026—warned Lebanon against disarming Hezbollah and reaffirmed Iran’s unwavering support for the group

🔶 Now the Zionist logic appears clearer: Weaken the Resistance in Syria and Lebanon before turning to Iran in February 2026

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump left a Situation Room meeting on the Iran deal without reaching a decision, the New York Times reports citing a senior administration official.

The roughly two-hour meeting produced no agreement, with the administration describing itself as close to a deal but saying several issues remain unresolved, including the unfreezing of Iranian funds.

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🔍💵 Trump buys UFC stock – then promotes UFC fight at the White House

The president purchased between $15,000 and $50,000 of TKO Group Holdings (UFC's parent company) on March 25. He disclosed it May 12 – after weeks of hyping a UFC event on the South Lawn for his birthday.

🔨 Construction began this week for the June 14 event – his birthday.

The White House says Trump doesn't handle his own trades – his financial advisers do. But the pattern is unmistakable: buy stock, promote the company or start war, watch the value rise.

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🚨🔥 IDF soldier confirms 'dog lines': shoot any Gazan who crosses, feed them to dogs

The Economist interviews Israeli troops who served in Gaza. Their testimony is chilling.

🔶 All men of military age were deemed legitimate targets. And military age is really open to interpretation: "It could be from 16 to 60 or even younger."

🔶 "Most of the people that my unit killed were not armed. We had cases where we killed a lot of people, and we didn't check if they had uniforms or weapons."

🔶 Soldiers described the "dog line" – an invisible boundary around their positions. Any Palestinian who crossed was shot. Dogs gathered along the line to eat the corpses.

💬 "Someone on guard duty sees someone, shoots him, kills him – we wouldn't know what his story was or what he did."

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🚨🇮🇷 The mine threat that wasn’t: lack of evidence raises questions about key Iran war narrative

Despite ongoing searches of the strategic waterway — using underwater drones, robots, and both manned & unmanned aircraft — the US military has not found definitive proof that Iran placed mines in the Strait of Hormuz, NBC reported, citing unnamed US officials.

🗣 Some objects resembling mines have been detected, but none have been positively identified, they said.

Originally, US intelligence believed Iran placed mines on the southern side of the strait before or shortly after the war began in February.

👉 The lack of confirmed evidence raises serious questions — especially as the war enters its fourth month.
President Trump and top officials have repeatedly warned about Iranian mines, but so far… the proof is missing.

This comes amid growing confusion over the real threat level in one of the world's most critical shipping lanes.

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