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🚨💣 Bombshell Update If confirmed, this could present some very awkward questions for Israel’s leadership. Tribal forces just uncovered a warehouse full of Grad missiles, the kind Hezbollah has used in past attacks on the Golan Heights. Initially thought to belong to Hikmat al-Hijri, the warehouse turned out to...

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Like the Lebanese army, the Internal Security Forces are unable to confront Hezbollah on the issue of weapons. The “Hezbollah state” has the power to arrest (in effect, kidnap) members of the Lebanese Internal Security Forces and negotiate with the Lebanese state for their release. On January 23, 2026, a police patrol of the Lebanese Internal Security Forces, ISF (قوى الامن الداخلي ) stopped two Hezbollah trucks in the Al-Tayoune (الطيونة) area of Beirut, near a police station and military base. The trucks were parked suspiciously, had no license plates, and had tinted windows. When the police patrol approached to check the trucks, Hezbollah operatives attacked the patrol. At the end of the confrontation, Hezbollah operatives detained one of the security forces personnel and managed to prevent the patrol from uncovering the contents of the trucks. According to local reports, the trucks were carrying Hezbollah military equipment that had been smuggled from Syria through one of the illegal border crossings with Lebanon. The Hezbollah trucks continued on their way toward the “security square” in Dahiya. In light of the incident, negotiations began between the State of Lebanon and the “State of Hezbollah.” Hezbollah's representative in the negotiations was Ali Ayoub, head of Hezbollah's Security Committee, which is in effect the independent police force of the “State of Hezbollah.” Following the negotiations, Hezbollah released the security forces officer it had detained and promised to hand over the trucks to the security forces at a “later date.” In practice, this means that the trucks and their contents will not be handed over to the security forces. The Hezbollah operatives involved were not arrested or investigated. Hezbollah does as it pleases in Lebanon. This is yet another test case, this time in the context of internal security forces, which demonstrates the inability of the Lebanese security forces in general to confront Hezbollah on the issue of weapons. Attached is a report from the Lebanese "MTV" channel about the incident.
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Like the Lebanese army, the Internal Security Forces are unable to confront Hezbollah on the issue of weapons. The “Hezbollah state” has the power to arrest (in effect, kidnap) members of the Lebanese Internal Security Forces and negotiate with the Lebanese state for their release. On January 23, 2026, a police patrol of the Lebanese Internal Security Forces, ISF (قوى الامن الداخلي ) stopped two Hezbollah trucks in the Al-Tayoune (الطيونة) area of Beirut, near a police station and military base. The trucks were parked suspiciously, had no license plates, and had tinted windows. When the police patrol approached to check the trucks, Hezbollah operatives attacked the patrol. At the end of the confrontation, Hezbollah operatives detained one of the security forces personnel and managed to prevent the patrol from uncovering the contents of the trucks. According to local reports, the trucks were carrying Hezbollah military equipment that had been smuggled from Syria through one of the illegal border crossings with Lebanon. The Hezbollah trucks continued on their way toward the “security square” in Dahiya. In light of the incident, negotiations began between the State of Lebanon and the “State of Hezbollah.” Hezbollah's representative in the negotiations was Ali Ayoub, head of Hezbollah's Security Committee, which is in effect the independent police force of the “State of Hezbollah.” Following the negotiations, Hezbollah released the security forces officer it had detained and promised to hand over the trucks to the security forces at a “later date.” In practice, this means that the trucks and their contents will not be handed over to the security forces. The Hezbollah operatives involved were not arrested or investigated. Hezbollah does as it pleases in Lebanon. This is yet another test case, this time in the context of internal security forces, which demonstrates the inability of the Lebanese security forces in general to confront Hezbollah on the issue of weapons. Attached is a report from the Lebanese "MTV" channel about the incident.

Israel-Alma

13,488 views • 5 months ago

Ok so here’s what’s happening. For the past few days, pagers and radios used by Hezbollah terrorists to communicate and coordinate attacks on Israelis have been exploding. This is a major development in a war that began nearly a year ago, when Hezbollah, in coordination with Hamas, joined the attacks on Israel. On October 7 Hamas invaded Israel, murdering thousands of Israeli civilians and kidnapping hundreds more. The very next day on October 8th Hezbollah joined the war. Both of these terrorist groups are backed trained and funded by the Islamic Republic of Iran, the world’s largest sponsor of terrorism. And for the past 11 months, Hezbollah has fired over 8,500 rockets and drones at Israel, that’s almost 1000 attacks each month, forcing nearly 100,000 Israelis away from their homes. Dozens of Israeli civilians have been killed. Including, horrifically the 12 children who were playing soccer in Majdal Shams when an Iranian-made rocket, launched by Hezbollah, struck the playground and killed them. And this week, Hezbollah suffered a significant blow. Every single person who was carrying one of these devices was part of Hezbollah’s terrorist operation. If you had them, you are a part of Iran’s terrorist occupation of the Middle East and you are a part of Iran’s ring of fire that’s trying to take Israel down. While Israel has consistently shown restraint and made countless attempts to reach a ceasefire, Hezbollah has continued attacking Israel. It’s time for the international community to recognize the serious threat posed by Hezbollah and the rest of Iran’s jihadi terrorist armies in the Middle East. Allowing this aggression on Israel’s borders to become the status quo threatens global security and empowers extremists worldwide. Israel did not want this war and did not start this war with Hamas, Hezbollah or Iran but will have to defend itself and win this war.
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Ok so here’s what’s happening. For the past few days, pagers and radios used by Hezbollah terrorists to communicate and coordinate attacks on Israelis have been exploding. This is a major development in a war that began nearly a year ago, when Hezbollah, in coordination with Hamas, joined the attacks on Israel. On October 7 Hamas invaded Israel, murdering thousands of Israeli civilians and kidnapping hundreds more. The very next day on October 8th Hezbollah joined the war. Both of these terrorist groups are backed trained and funded by the Islamic Republic of Iran, the world’s largest sponsor of terrorism. And for the past 11 months, Hezbollah has fired over 8,500 rockets and drones at Israel, that’s almost 1000 attacks each month, forcing nearly 100,000 Israelis away from their homes. Dozens of Israeli civilians have been killed. Including, horrifically the 12 children who were playing soccer in Majdal Shams when an Iranian-made rocket, launched by Hezbollah, struck the playground and killed them. And this week, Hezbollah suffered a significant blow. Every single person who was carrying one of these devices was part of Hezbollah’s terrorist operation. If you had them, you are a part of Iran’s terrorist occupation of the Middle East and you are a part of Iran’s ring of fire that’s trying to take Israel down. While Israel has consistently shown restraint and made countless attempts to reach a ceasefire, Hezbollah has continued attacking Israel. It’s time for the international community to recognize the serious threat posed by Hezbollah and the rest of Iran’s jihadi terrorist armies in the Middle East. Allowing this aggression on Israel’s borders to become the status quo threatens global security and empowers extremists worldwide. Israel did not want this war and did not start this war with Hamas, Hezbollah or Iran but will have to defend itself and win this war.

Noa Tishby

154,880 views • 1 year ago

🚨 Hillary Clinton just delivered one of the sharpest takes on Israel’s Hezbollah strategy yet : “He has never had, Israel has never had, in as long as I can remember, a government that started out more open to working with Israel to try to disarm Hezbollah. And rather than trying to be… smart about how to build up a Lebanese government for the purpose of disarming and neutering Hezbollah… Israel has been engaged in this bombardment of Lebanon.” She argues Israel missed a real opportunity to weaken Hezbollah from within by leveraging growing local opposition and a more cooperative Lebanese government and that the current approach is counterproductive. Her recent interview with David Remnick: 👇👇
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🚨 Hillary Clinton just delivered one of the sharpest takes on Israel’s Hezbollah strategy yet : “He has never had, Israel has never had, in as long as I can remember, a government that started out more open to working with Israel to try to disarm Hezbollah. And rather than trying to be… smart about how to build up a Lebanese government for the purpose of disarming and neutering Hezbollah… Israel has been engaged in this bombardment of Lebanon.” She argues Israel missed a real opportunity to weaken Hezbollah from within by leveraging growing local opposition and a more cooperative Lebanese government and that the current approach is counterproductive. Her recent interview with David Remnick: 👇👇

Masu Zafi 🔥🔥

722,842 views • 22 days ago

Question: What about Lebanon? Is Lebanon going to be part of a deal? U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio: "Well, Lebanon we’re working on separately. With Lebanon we are engaged now. We have a 45-day ceasefire. We’ve had weekly meetings now and ongoing daily engagements between the government of Lebanon and Israel. The problem is not Lebanon and Israel. The problem is Hezbollah. Just last night Hezbollah put out a statement calling for the overthrow of the Lebanese government. And it just reminds you who you’re dealing with here - by the way, an Iranian proxy, 100% Iranian proxy. And as long as an armed Hezbollah exists, it’s going to be hard to achieve peace in Lebanon because they’re victimizing the people of Lebanon. They’re not just attacking Israel. But we’re working that track with the Lebanese government and the Israeli government. And we’ve made some good progress there - an extended ceasefire, a path forward. We’re going to continue to work on that. Hezbollah is a terrorist group.” Question: "Would it be an understanding that Israel wouldn’t strike Lebanon as part of the deal?” U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio: "Well, Israel always has a right to protect itself. Every country in the world does. So if Hezbollah is going to launch missiles at them, Israel has every right to respond to that or to prevent that from happening. That’s always been understood during the ceasefire, and it will be understood beyond that."
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Question: What about Lebanon? Is Lebanon going to be part of a deal? U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio: "Well, Lebanon we’re working on separately. With Lebanon we are engaged now. We have a 45-day ceasefire. We’ve had weekly meetings now and ongoing daily engagements between the government of Lebanon and Israel. The problem is not Lebanon and Israel. The problem is Hezbollah. Just last night Hezbollah put out a statement calling for the overthrow of the Lebanese government. And it just reminds you who you’re dealing with here - by the way, an Iranian proxy, 100% Iranian proxy. And as long as an armed Hezbollah exists, it’s going to be hard to achieve peace in Lebanon because they’re victimizing the people of Lebanon. They’re not just attacking Israel. But we’re working that track with the Lebanese government and the Israeli government. And we’ve made some good progress there - an extended ceasefire, a path forward. We’re going to continue to work on that. Hezbollah is a terrorist group.” Question: "Would it be an understanding that Israel wouldn’t strike Lebanon as part of the deal?” U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio: "Well, Israel always has a right to protect itself. Every country in the world does. So if Hezbollah is going to launch missiles at them, Israel has every right to respond to that or to prevent that from happening. That’s always been understood during the ceasefire, and it will be understood beyond that."

Open Source Intel

59,882 views • 1 month ago

The question we need to ask ourselves isn’t whether the war continues or whether there’s an agreement. In my opinion, if we look a little further ahead than, say, a day or two, the question is: Will this war end with an agreement or a unilateral ceasefire? It must be said that there is a very interesting development behind the scenes, which is that Hezbollah is pleading with the Iranians that any agreement or ceasefire—even a unilateral one, which is, of course, just a phrase, as there is always some sort of coordination behind the scenes—will also include an end to Israeli fire on Hezbollah. That is what Hezbollah is telling Iran. Israel, on the other hand, is telling the United States that there is no chance of that happening—it will not happen—because Israel’s strategic goal in 2024 was to sever the links between the Gaza and Lebanon fronts, and it succeeded in doing so, and its strategic goal in the Lebanon sector in 2026 is to sever the Tehran and Beirut sectors. To the extent that Israel does this—separating the octopus from its tentacles, or the lizard from its tail, whichever animal metaphor one prefers—it is a significant success on the path to the goal of simply strangling Hezbollah, and therefore this is a very significant point of contention.
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The question we need to ask ourselves isn’t whether the war continues or whether there’s an agreement. In my opinion, if we look a little further ahead than, say, a day or two, the question is: Will this war end with an agreement or a unilateral ceasefire? It must be said that there is a very interesting development behind the scenes, which is that Hezbollah is pleading with the Iranians that any agreement or ceasefire—even a unilateral one, which is, of course, just a phrase, as there is always some sort of coordination behind the scenes—will also include an end to Israeli fire on Hezbollah. That is what Hezbollah is telling Iran. Israel, on the other hand, is telling the United States that there is no chance of that happening—it will not happen—because Israel’s strategic goal in 2024 was to sever the links between the Gaza and Lebanon fronts, and it succeeded in doing so, and its strategic goal in the Lebanon sector in 2026 is to sever the Tehran and Beirut sectors. To the extent that Israel does this—separating the octopus from its tentacles, or the lizard from its tail, whichever animal metaphor one prefers—it is a significant success on the path to the goal of simply strangling Hezbollah, and therefore this is a very significant point of contention.

Amit Segal

33,122 views • 3 months ago

We are witnessing a pivotal moment for the entire Middle East. The death of Hassan Nasrallah, the terrorist leader of Hezbollah, marks the potential beginning of a new chapter for Lebanon, a country long occupied by this terrorist organization through its Iranian backers. Hezbollah was born out of the chaos of the Lebanese civil war in the 1980s, created, funded, and armed by Iran to serve as its proxy in the region. Over the years, under Nasrallah's leadership, Hezbollah grew into a monstrous military force, terrorizing the entire region. By removing Hezbollah's leadership and dismantling its infrastructure, Israel is offering the Lebanese people a chance to reclaim their country. Hezbollah's crimes extend far beyond Lebanon. This terror group has been deeply involved in the Syrian civil war, helping Assad brutally massacre hundreds of thousands of innocent Syrians. While Hezbollah claims to be defending Lebanon, it is in fact only doing Iran's bidding. Despite resistance from the Lebanese people over the years, Hezbollah has persisted with its jihadi rule—until now. Nasrallah's death is not just about the removal of a terrorist leader. It is an opportunity for Lebanon to reclaim its independence for the Lebanese people. Israel's operations are about liberating the region and dismantling a terror network that threatens the entire world. Now is the time for the international community to stand with Lebanon, not by turning a blind eye to Hezbollah's terror, but by supporting efforts to finally dismantle this group once and for all. Only when Hezbollah's reign of terror is over can the Lebanese people rebuild their country.
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We are witnessing a pivotal moment for the entire Middle East. The death of Hassan Nasrallah, the terrorist leader of Hezbollah, marks the potential beginning of a new chapter for Lebanon, a country long occupied by this terrorist organization through its Iranian backers. Hezbollah was born out of the chaos of the Lebanese civil war in the 1980s, created, funded, and armed by Iran to serve as its proxy in the region. Over the years, under Nasrallah's leadership, Hezbollah grew into a monstrous military force, terrorizing the entire region. By removing Hezbollah's leadership and dismantling its infrastructure, Israel is offering the Lebanese people a chance to reclaim their country. Hezbollah's crimes extend far beyond Lebanon. This terror group has been deeply involved in the Syrian civil war, helping Assad brutally massacre hundreds of thousands of innocent Syrians. While Hezbollah claims to be defending Lebanon, it is in fact only doing Iran's bidding. Despite resistance from the Lebanese people over the years, Hezbollah has persisted with its jihadi rule—until now. Nasrallah's death is not just about the removal of a terrorist leader. It is an opportunity for Lebanon to reclaim its independence for the Lebanese people. Israel's operations are about liberating the region and dismantling a terror network that threatens the entire world. Now is the time for the international community to stand with Lebanon, not by turning a blind eye to Hezbollah's terror, but by supporting efforts to finally dismantle this group once and for all. Only when Hezbollah's reign of terror is over can the Lebanese people rebuild their country.

Noa Tishby

69,477 views • 1 year ago

Israel and Lebanon are not at war. Israel is at war with Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists that are occupying Lebanon. And do you know who else wants to get rid of Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon? The Lebanese government, which just signed a framework agreement with Israel in Washington, DC. Here’s everything you need to know about Hezbollah and how it became a military base for Iran on Israel’s northern border. Free Lebanon from Hezbollah. Free Lebanon and the Middle East from Iranian occupation.
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Israel and Lebanon are not at war. Israel is at war with Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists that are occupying Lebanon. And do you know who else wants to get rid of Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon? The Lebanese government, which just signed a framework agreement with Israel in Washington, DC. Here’s everything you need to know about Hezbollah and how it became a military base for Iran on Israel’s northern border. Free Lebanon from Hezbollah. Free Lebanon and the Middle East from Iranian occupation.

Noa Tishby

14,427 views • 13 days ago

🚨 JUST NOW: Iran just HELPED broker the new Israel-Lebanon/Hezbollah ceasefire with President Trump and Qatar, seeking to stop the firing on all sides "A U.S. official says it was brokered by Qatar, the United States and with help from Iran." "This is not a retreat for Israel from these established security zones in southern Lebanon and the IDF said that this is not a retreat for Israel."
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🚨 JUST NOW: Iran just HELPED broker the new Israel-Lebanon/Hezbollah ceasefire with President Trump and Qatar, seeking to stop the firing on all sides "A U.S. official says it was brokered by Qatar, the United States and with help from Iran." "This is not a retreat for Israel from these established security zones in southern Lebanon and the IDF said that this is not a retreat for Israel."

Eric Daugherty

432,942 views • 25 days ago

🔺 Hezbollah said its fighters struck Israeli military jamming devices in the southern Lebanese town of Rashaf with an FPV drone Sunday afternoon, claiming a confirmed hit. The group said the operation was carried out in response to Israeli ceasefire violations and attacks on southern Lebanese villages that resulted in civilian deaths. Separately, Hezbollah released footage of a May 15 FPV drone strike on an Israeli armored personnel carrier in Khallet Al-Raj in the Deir Siryan area of southern Lebanon, saying Israeli forces later evacuated vehicles from the area, after the resistance attacks.
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🔺 Hezbollah said its fighters struck Israeli military jamming devices in the southern Lebanese town of Rashaf with an FPV drone Sunday afternoon, claiming a confirmed hit. The group said the operation was carried out in response to Israeli ceasefire violations and attacks on southern Lebanese villages that resulted in civilian deaths. Separately, Hezbollah released footage of a May 15 FPV drone strike on an Israeli armored personnel carrier in Khallet Al-Raj in the Deir Siryan area of southern Lebanon, saying Israeli forces later evacuated vehicles from the area, after the resistance attacks.

Drop Site

43,843 views • 1 month ago

🚨 NOW: Israeli PM Netanyahu has ordered MILITARY STRIKES against Beirut, Lebanon to destroy Hezbollah, prompting thousands to flee the area 50 rockets were sent into northern Israel "There will not be a situation where Hezbollah attacks and its terror HQ in Beirut remain out-of-bounds!" Iran is not happy about the strikes, trying to link the US ceasefire with Israel
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🚨 NOW: Israeli PM Netanyahu has ordered MILITARY STRIKES against Beirut, Lebanon to destroy Hezbollah, prompting thousands to flee the area 50 rockets were sent into northern Israel "There will not be a situation where Hezbollah attacks and its terror HQ in Beirut remain out-of-bounds!" Iran is not happy about the strikes, trying to link the US ceasefire with Israel

Eric Daugherty

296,432 views • 1 month ago

🚨🇱🇧 "The Lebanese army is infiltrated. A large part of its soldiers are militiamen who belong to Hezbollah. They are loyal to Hezbollah, and by extension, to Iran." As Israel and Lebanon prepare for high-level talks in DC, the international community continues to push a plan for the Lebanese army to disarm Hezbollah and take control of southern Lebanon. However, the military is deeply infiltrated, with estimates suggesting that 50% of its soldiers belong to the Shiite sect identified with Hezbollah, openly pledging loyalty to Hasan Nasrallah and honoring assassinated Hezbollah commanders. The compromise extends to the highest levels, as senior officers have allegedly used their positions in joint command centers with the U.S. and Israel to pass advance intelligence to Hezbollah, while a "revolving door" system ensures that any weapons seized by the army are eventually returned to the militia. These deep-seated ties and the army leadership's reported unwillingness to confront the group explain Israel's significant fear regarding any security agreement that relies on the Lebanese Armed Forces for enforcement. אחיקם הימלפרב حكيم الأزرق
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🚨🇱🇧 "The Lebanese army is infiltrated. A large part of its soldiers are militiamen who belong to Hezbollah. They are loyal to Hezbollah, and by extension, to Iran." As Israel and Lebanon prepare for high-level talks in DC, the international community continues to push a plan for the Lebanese army to disarm Hezbollah and take control of southern Lebanon. However, the military is deeply infiltrated, with estimates suggesting that 50% of its soldiers belong to the Shiite sect identified with Hezbollah, openly pledging loyalty to Hasan Nasrallah and honoring assassinated Hezbollah commanders. The compromise extends to the highest levels, as senior officers have allegedly used their positions in joint command centers with the U.S. and Israel to pass advance intelligence to Hezbollah, while a "revolving door" system ensures that any weapons seized by the army are eventually returned to the militia. These deep-seated ties and the army leadership's reported unwillingness to confront the group explain Israel's significant fear regarding any security agreement that relies on the Lebanese Armed Forces for enforcement. אחיקם הימלפרב حكيم الأزرق

C14 News | EN

152,564 views • 23 days ago

On Lebanese talkshow صار الوقت with Marcel Ghanem: 1. If Hezbollah is winning and beating Israel like it claims, then why is it dying to stop the war and be part of the Iran ceasefire? Why not go on and win back all the land from Israel? If the war stops this minute, at least 300,000 Lebanese won't be able to return to the buffer zone in south Lebanon. 2. The Lebanese keep on saying "Israeli aggression" while in reality, in 2006, 2023, 2026, Hezbollah was always the aggressor, the one that started the war. Also, from an international law perspective, Israel is in the clear defending itself while Lebanon is in violation of UN Security Council Resolution 1701 (disarm Hezbollah). 3. Hezbollah chief Qassem published a book called The Resistance State that a government coexists with an armed non-state actor against global imperialism. Israel wants this model dead. Either Lebanon becomes a normal sovereign state responsible for any violence that originates from its territory, or Israel will keep a buffer zone like in Gaza until Hezbollah surrenders its arms. 4. Hezbollah surrendering its arms to win back land is great. After all the goal is for Shia to live in their land in peace. The goal is not to keep the arms. The arms is a tool and if throwing it away achieve the goal, then be it. 5. Disarming Hezbollah doesn't have to be war, it requires Lebanese political consensus to ask Hezbollah to surrender its arms to the army. It succeeded in 1982 when the Lebanese asked Arafat to leave Lebanon to stop the war with Israel. It succeeded in 2005 when the Lebanese ejected Assad's army from their country.
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On Lebanese talkshow صار الوقت with Marcel Ghanem: 1. If Hezbollah is winning and beating Israel like it claims, then why is it dying to stop the war and be part of the Iran ceasefire? Why not go on and win back all the land from Israel? If the war stops this minute, at least 300,000 Lebanese won't be able to return to the buffer zone in south Lebanon. 2. The Lebanese keep on saying "Israeli aggression" while in reality, in 2006, 2023, 2026, Hezbollah was always the aggressor, the one that started the war. Also, from an international law perspective, Israel is in the clear defending itself while Lebanon is in violation of UN Security Council Resolution 1701 (disarm Hezbollah). 3. Hezbollah chief Qassem published a book called The Resistance State that a government coexists with an armed non-state actor against global imperialism. Israel wants this model dead. Either Lebanon becomes a normal sovereign state responsible for any violence that originates from its territory, or Israel will keep a buffer zone like in Gaza until Hezbollah surrenders its arms. 4. Hezbollah surrendering its arms to win back land is great. After all the goal is for Shia to live in their land in peace. The goal is not to keep the arms. The arms is a tool and if throwing it away achieve the goal, then be it. 5. Disarming Hezbollah doesn't have to be war, it requires Lebanese political consensus to ask Hezbollah to surrender its arms to the army. It succeeded in 1982 when the Lebanese asked Arafat to leave Lebanon to stop the war with Israel. It succeeded in 2005 when the Lebanese ejected Assad's army from their country.

Hussain Abdul-Hussain

37,268 views • 3 months ago

This is not a war between Israel and the Iranian people. It’s a war between Israel and the terror regime that has hijacked their country. Iran—the head of the snake—has spent decades calling for Israel’s destruction, arming terror proxies, and hiding behind them. Now, the war they fought in the shadows is out in the open. Israel had no choice. The UN nuclear watchdog confirmed Iran has the capacity for 15 atomic bombs. That’s not just a threat to Israel—it’s a threat to the world.
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This is not a war between Israel and the Iranian people. It’s a war between Israel and the terror regime that has hijacked their country. Iran—the head of the snake—has spent decades calling for Israel’s destruction, arming terror proxies, and hiding behind them. Now, the war they fought in the shadows is out in the open. Israel had no choice. The UN nuclear watchdog confirmed Iran has the capacity for 15 atomic bombs. That’s not just a threat to Israel—it’s a threat to the world.

Noa Tishby

29,313 views • 1 year ago

Will Israel enter into direct confrontation in a fierce war with Hezbollah? There are plans to continue the campaign, but I must say that if Israel goes in now, its goal will be completely different from the goal of the previous war in Lebanon. The goal of the previous war, which was forced upon Israel, was to return the northern residents to their homes and weaken Hezbollah. If Israel goes in now, the goal is not to weaken Hezbollah. The goal would be to destroy Hezbollah, which is a very ambitious objective. You don’t do all this just for another round. That’s the dramatic difference. The IDF has been operating very intensely since the ceasefire, truly beyond what any of us imagined, and much better than the promises we were given. But that’s only enough, at best, to mow the lawn. Interestingly, it’s the Americans who are pressuring us, not us pressuring the Americans. The Americans are furious at Israel’s behavior in Lebanon. Either way, if Israel does embark on another campaign, it would be a far more ambitious and far-reaching mission than ever before in Lebanon.
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Will Israel enter into direct confrontation in a fierce war with Hezbollah? There are plans to continue the campaign, but I must say that if Israel goes in now, its goal will be completely different from the goal of the previous war in Lebanon. The goal of the previous war, which was forced upon Israel, was to return the northern residents to their homes and weaken Hezbollah. If Israel goes in now, the goal is not to weaken Hezbollah. The goal would be to destroy Hezbollah, which is a very ambitious objective. You don’t do all this just for another round. That’s the dramatic difference. The IDF has been operating very intensely since the ceasefire, truly beyond what any of us imagined, and much better than the promises we were given. But that’s only enough, at best, to mow the lawn. Interestingly, it’s the Americans who are pressuring us, not us pressuring the Americans. The Americans are furious at Israel’s behavior in Lebanon. Either way, if Israel does embark on another campaign, it would be a far more ambitious and far-reaching mission than ever before in Lebanon.

Amit Segal

33,329 views • 8 months ago

The IDF says it has completed a wave of airstrikes targeting branches of the Hezbollah-linked Al-Qard al-Hasan association, which is known to be used by the terror group as a quasi-bank. Strikes carried out by the Israeli Air Force yesterday hit various assets and vaults of AQAH, the military says. In the past week, a total of some 30 assets of the financial institution were struck across Lebanon, according to the IDF. Ahead of the strikes, the IDF issued evacuation warnings to Lebanese civilians. The military says AQAH is used by Hezbollah to store money, manage salaries for its operatives, transfer funds from Iran, and purchase weapons.
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The IDF says it has completed a wave of airstrikes targeting branches of the Hezbollah-linked Al-Qard al-Hasan association, which is known to be used by the terror group as a quasi-bank. Strikes carried out by the Israeli Air Force yesterday hit various assets and vaults of AQAH, the military says. In the past week, a total of some 30 assets of the financial institution were struck across Lebanon, according to the IDF. Ahead of the strikes, the IDF issued evacuation warnings to Lebanese civilians. The military says AQAH is used by Hezbollah to store money, manage salaries for its operatives, transfer funds from Iran, and purchase weapons.

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian

17,377 views • 4 months ago

Gen. Jack Keane says President Trump has secured a halt in fighting, but warns Hezbollah and the IRGC remain the wild cards that could threaten any deal: “President Trump has brought both sides to a halt. At least we have a verbal agreement. I know Israel will abide by that agreement. We have plenty of evidence since April 17 that Hezbollah will not. And I’m assuming the president, if Hezbollah violates this agreement as they have in the past, will allow Israel to do what it needs to do to adequately defend itself and conduct offensive operations to degrade Hezbollah’s capabilities. Back to the main issue, the administration is obviously trying to work through diplomatic channels. As you mentioned, the political side appears comfortable trying to make a deal. The IRGC side is a different story. They are the ones directing and supervising Hezbollah and are also connected to attacks in the Strait of Hormuz.”
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Gen. Jack Keane says President Trump has secured a halt in fighting, but warns Hezbollah and the IRGC remain the wild cards that could threaten any deal: “President Trump has brought both sides to a halt. At least we have a verbal agreement. I know Israel will abide by that agreement. We have plenty of evidence since April 17 that Hezbollah will not. And I’m assuming the president, if Hezbollah violates this agreement as they have in the past, will allow Israel to do what it needs to do to adequately defend itself and conduct offensive operations to degrade Hezbollah’s capabilities. Back to the main issue, the administration is obviously trying to work through diplomatic channels. As you mentioned, the political side appears comfortable trying to make a deal. The IRGC side is a different story. They are the ones directing and supervising Hezbollah and are also connected to attacks in the Strait of Hormuz.”

Sean Hannity 🇺🇸

194,945 views • 1 month ago

🚨 SOS Rubio said: Israel will be able to operate in Lebanon as it is operating now, even within the framework of the agreement being formed with Iran. Israel always has the right to defend itself. So does every country in the world. If Hezbollah fires missiles at Israel, Israel has the full right to respond and prevent this from happening. This is understood now, during the current ceasefire, and it will be understood beyond that as well.
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🚨 SOS Rubio said: Israel will be able to operate in Lebanon as it is operating now, even within the framework of the agreement being formed with Iran. Israel always has the right to defend itself. So does every country in the world. If Hezbollah fires missiles at Israel, Israel has the full right to respond and prevent this from happening. This is understood now, during the current ceasefire, and it will be understood beyond that as well.

Raylan Givens

36,151 views • 1 month ago

Despite the statements published today in Lebanon, the facts remain that extensive Hezbollah military infrastructure still exists south of the Litani River. The goal of disarming Hezbollah in southern Lebanon remains far from being achieved. This can be seen in the attached video. Israel acknowledges the decision of the Lebanese government to address the disarmament of Hezbollah and some of the efforts the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) have made in this context. Nevertheless, these efforts are limited. Hezbollah continues to rearm with the support of Iran, whose foreign minister is arriving today for a visit to Lebanon. Hezbollah is rearming faster than it is being disarmed. Furthermore, it is regrettable that there are instances of cooperation between elements within the LAF and Hezbollah. It should be emphasized that the IDF's strikes against Hezbollah do not delay the goal of disarming the organization - on the contrary, they advance it. Israel expects LAF efforts to disarm Hezbollah to continue south of the Litani and throughout all other parts of Lebanon, in full accordance with the ceasefire agreement.
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Despite the statements published today in Lebanon, the facts remain that extensive Hezbollah military infrastructure still exists south of the Litani River. The goal of disarming Hezbollah in southern Lebanon remains far from being achieved. This can be seen in the attached video. Israel acknowledges the decision of the Lebanese government to address the disarmament of Hezbollah and some of the efforts the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) have made in this context. Nevertheless, these efforts are limited. Hezbollah continues to rearm with the support of Iran, whose foreign minister is arriving today for a visit to Lebanon. Hezbollah is rearming faster than it is being disarmed. Furthermore, it is regrettable that there are instances of cooperation between elements within the LAF and Hezbollah. It should be emphasized that the IDF's strikes against Hezbollah do not delay the goal of disarming the organization - on the contrary, they advance it. Israel expects LAF efforts to disarm Hezbollah to continue south of the Litani and throughout all other parts of Lebanon, in full accordance with the ceasefire agreement.

Israel Foreign Ministry

76,264 views • 6 months ago

JUST IN: Iran foreign minister Hossein Amirabdollahian is threatening a “huge earthquake” in Israel if they continue to attack the Gaza Strip. The comments were made after he met with Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. “I know about the scenarios that Hezbollah has put in place. Any step the resistance will take will cause a huge earthquake in the Zionist entity.” “I want to warn the war criminals and those who support this entity before it’s too late to stop the crimes against civilians in Gaza, because it might be too late in a few hours.”
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JUST IN: Iran foreign minister Hossein Amirabdollahian is threatening a “huge earthquake” in Israel if they continue to attack the Gaza Strip. The comments were made after he met with Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. “I know about the scenarios that Hezbollah has put in place. Any step the resistance will take will cause a huge earthquake in the Zionist entity.” “I want to warn the war criminals and those who support this entity before it’s too late to stop the crimes against civilians in Gaza, because it might be too late in a few hours.”

Collin Rugg

11,572,738 views • 2 years ago