“This is Lebanon, it is beautiful. I love to go to Lebanon and stroll there, said Alon.

It is dangerous; you cannot go there; it is not ours yet.

Alon thought and said, Lebanon is ours.”

That’s what he’s reading for his child.

It’s a children’s book titled “Alon and Lebanon,” published by the settlement in Lebanon organization.

The book is authored by Amos Azariah, a lecturer at Ariel University.

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The Irish Times:

The IOF has told Ireland to remove its peacekeepers from an outpost on the border with Lebanon.

There is one Irish outpost on the Lebanese-Israeli border, which is known as the Blue Line. This outpost, designated post 6-52, is manned by a single Irish platoon who are responsible for observing the border and reporting on incursions.

The area was the scene of intense fighting between the IDF and the militant Lebanese group Hizbullah earlier in the week, during which Israel suffered heavy casualties. Some of the fighting took place less than 2km from the Irish outpost.

Sources confirmed the request was made to the headquarters of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (Unifil) and individual countries contributing troops, including Ireland.

Israel has been told the troops will remain in place.


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Today at Tehran's Friday prayer service, for the first time, an anti-air laser weapon was seen deployed on the premises

It seems to be the 'Silent Hunter', a Chinese-made anti-drone laser weapon, tasked with searching, tracking and destroying low-flying drones and unprotected aircraft.

The Silent Hunter uses an electrically powered fiber optic laser and has a maximum power between 30 and 100 kilowatts with a maximum range of 4km. It penentrates 5mm of steel.

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Any Palestinian can now get FREE mental health services thanks to Amal Initiative's new program.

The client services database was built by the Zionism Observer collective, which is affiliated with Tech4Palestine.

It’s free from charge and free from Zios.

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We all can relate!

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The right two state solution.

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They stayed because they knew better than being told, “Just leave for now, we will allow you back”. The Nakba taught them not to trust the occupation.

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A Lebanese man speaking English with a strong Irish accent because Irish soldiers have been peacekeeping in southern Lebanon for so long.

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MenchOsint has put up a map with all the handout defenses the “powerful Israel” gets.

Without handouts, they are nothing.

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