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🫏 #MakingTheRounds | This video has been circulating on social media since Wednesday, sparking numerous reactions, ranging from laughter to tears. It shows a man who has reunited with his donkey, Tabshur, in his village after being displaced by Israeli bombardments on southern Lebanon.
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🟥 #Focus | Israeli soldiers were recently filmed vandalizing a house in southern Lebanon, where fighting continues on a daily basis between the Israeli army and Hezbollah. These videos are particularly reminiscent of the hundreds of others filmed in Gaza. While the enclave was being bombarded by Israel and on the brink of famine, Israeli soldiers were staging themselves on social media. Here’s an update.
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🟥 #Voxpop | The first direct negotiations between Lebanon and Israel since 1983 are set to happen tomorrow. We asked people in Beirut what their opinion is about these negotiations and where they think they would lead. 📽️ Nima Salha, Jad Abou Jaoude, Aly Baalbaky
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🚨 Israel carried out a strike on the Comfort Hotel in the Baabda-Hazmieh area at around 4 a.m., seriously injuring a woman who had been working at the hotel for ten years and was originally from the district of Aley. In front of the Comfort Hotel, the army is still deployed, along with the police, intelligence services, and state security forces. Although some media outlets reported that Hezbollah had been deployed and had established a security perimeter around the targeted building, the hotel owner and a witness denied these reports.
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🟥 #Focus | Since the resumption of the war in Lebanon in early March, Israeli officials have been applying the same strategy in southern Lebanon as in Gaza, aiming to create a buffer zone. Our analysis and the authentication of images published online, combined with the few satellite images we have obtained, confirm the scale of the disaster: in less than two weeks, some urban areas have completely disappeared. This is a particularly difficult task, as the US government has forced satellite imagery providers to suspend broadcasting their feeds over the region, making access to evidence in these now inaccessible areas extremely difficult. From Khiam to Naqoura, passing through Deir Siryan and Taybeh, entire swathes of Lebanese history are being obliterated by Israeli explosives, bombings, and bulldozers. Our visual analysis.
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![🎙️ [#Explainer] If you’ve been in Beirut the past few days, chances are you heard some loud bangs in the sky. These noises are caused by Israeli planes breaking the sound barrier. This phenomena is called a sonic boom, and it seems to be part of Israel’s psychological warfare against Lebanon. Here is the sonic boom, explained. 🎙️Jaimee Lee Haddad 🎬Laurent Selinder](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1821517596186857601/ext_tw_video_thumb/1821516797285212160/pu/img/1-WeZiMP98iucngz.jpg)
🎙️ [#Explainer] If you’ve been in Beirut the past few days, chances are you heard some loud bangs in the sky. These noises are caused by Israeli planes breaking the sound barrier. This phenomena is called a sonic boom, and it seems to be part of Israel’s psychological warfare against Lebanon. Here is the sonic boom, explained. 🎙️Jaimee Lee Haddad 🎬Laurent Selinder
L'Orient Today12,157 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren
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