Egypt has called upon Hezbollah to avoid further attacks against Israel, to prevent 'regional escalation'

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Following what happened to Pavel Durov, Chris Pavlovski, CEO of Rumble, has left Europe.

Europe doesn’t understand (yet?) how this move will prompt many entrepreneurs to leave their soil.

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⚡️Settler on Settler Crime

A resident of the illegal settlement "Kiryat Ekron" was arrested on suspicion of setting fire to his ex-wife's house and her car.

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The latest map of US Navy (and some French/British) assets deployed in the Middle East | August 25th, courtesy of MenchOsint

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⚡️ Reuters, citing a Hezbollah leader:

The response to the killing of Fouad Shukr was delayed for political reasons, the most important of which was the ceasefire talks in Gaza.

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⚡️ CBS quoting a US official: US forces did not participate in the preemptive Israeli strike on Hezbollah in Lebanon

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The moment an occupation terrorists was transferred to the "Soroka" hospital, after being injured in a resistance operation.

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Israel backtracks from the claim that:

- They attacked long range missles and rockets
- That Hezbullah aimed at Tel Aviv

Netanyahu confirms the above and says all rockets were short range, and claims that drones were heading towards Israeli strategic targets, including in central Israel.

This confirms Hezbullah's statement that rockets were used to open the path for drones.

Israel's new assessment also states that Hezbullah didn't plan to to attack Tel Aviv, but rather at most the Mossad HQ and Unit 8200.

So far Hezbullah's attacks were on bases near the border, previously attacked, with mo reports of any impacts in this or damage to any strategic Israeli asset. It's also unclear of the retaliation was concluded, and of so, how effective was it for a chief of staff's murder and an attack on Beirut.

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