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Lilach Shoval, Israel Hayom correspondent, this morning on Channel 12: "The IDF is making use of Hezbollah's overnight fire and initiates the campaign it had planned to launch for a long time" For anyone who thinks Hezbollah could've just "stayed out of it" - there's your answer. Israel would have launched a large-scale attack on Lebanon whether or not Hezbollah had fired.

Lilach Shoval, Israel Hayom correspondent, this morning on Channel 12: "The IDF is making use of Hezbollah's overnight fire and initiates the campaign it had planned to launch for a long time" For anyone who thinks Hezbollah could've just "stayed out of it" - there's your answer. Israel would have launched a large-scale attack on Lebanon whether or not Hezbollah had fired.

B.M.

92,003 次观看 • 5 个月前

"I am angry with Hezbollah and Israel and Iran. But Hezbollah more, you know why? Because they are Lebanese. They should be Lebanese. They are not. They are hurting us." People in Lebanon know the truth about who is at fault. It is the terrorists.

"I am angry with Hezbollah and Israel and Iran. But Hezbollah more, you know why? Because they are Lebanese. They should be Lebanese. They are not. They are hurting us." People in Lebanon know the truth about who is at fault. It is the terrorists.

Brigitte Gabriel

380,038 次观看 • 5 个月前

Hezbollah struck a church in southern Lebanon. Then it attempted to blame Israel. The damage to a Christian religious site is not an isolated incident. It is the policy of a terrorist organization that operates from populated areas and endangers all segments of Lebanese society regardless of religion, sect, or community. As Iran's most powerful proxy, Hezbollah advances Tehran's interests at the expense of the Lebanese people. It uses Lebanese territory and its population as shields for its military operations. Hezbollah: Iran's proxy. Lebanon's tragedy. Israel's threat. 📷 Israel Defense Forces / Israel-Alma

Hezbollah struck a church in southern Lebanon. Then it attempted to blame Israel. The damage to a Christian religious site is not an isolated incident. It is the policy of a terrorist organization that operates from populated areas and endangers all segments of Lebanese society regardless of religion, sect, or community. As Iran's most powerful proxy, Hezbollah advances Tehran's interests at the expense of the Lebanese people. It uses Lebanese territory and its population as shields for its military operations. Hezbollah: Iran's proxy. Lebanon's tragedy. Israel's threat. 📷 Israel Defense Forces / Israel-Alma

Israel Foreign Ministry

35,231 次观看 • 2 个月前

17-year-old Dhulfiqar Muhammad Hijazi from Harat Hreik, the Dahya of Beirut, was killed fighting in the ranks of Hezbollah. He is a Mahdi scout, the scouting organization of Hezbollah, which it uses to indoctrinate and recruit youth into the ranks of the militia. Multiple scouts have been killed in this war fighting in the ranks of Hezbollah. See for example Hezbollah had also set up branches of the Mahdi Scouts in Syria when Assad was still in power to recruit Syrian youth into the ranks of Syrian Hezbollah

17-year-old Dhulfiqar Muhammad Hijazi from Harat Hreik, the Dahya of Beirut, was killed fighting in the ranks of Hezbollah. He is a Mahdi scout, the scouting organization of Hezbollah, which it uses to indoctrinate and recruit youth into the ranks of the militia. Multiple scouts have been killed in this war fighting in the ranks of Hezbollah. See for example Hezbollah had also set up branches of the Mahdi Scouts in Syria when Assad was still in power to recruit Syrian youth into the ranks of Syrian Hezbollah

Elizabeth Tsurkov

36,107 次观看 • 3 个月前

This is the result of a direct hit of a Hezbollah rocket on a building in the Israeli Arab town of Tira, injuring 19 civilians. We cannot and will not rest until Hezbollah is dismantled.

This is the result of a direct hit of a Hezbollah rocket on a building in the Israeli Arab town of Tira, injuring 19 civilians. We cannot and will not rest until Hezbollah is dismantled.

Israel ישראל

57,226 次观看 • 1 年前

The IDF said it intercepted dozens of Hezbollah drones and struck multiple rocket and missile launchers in southern Lebanon in recent days. The military said the launchers, located south of the Litani River, had been used to fire dozens of projectiles at Israel, adding that most Hezbollah attacks are now launched from deeper inside southern Lebanon.

The IDF said it intercepted dozens of Hezbollah drones and struck multiple rocket and missile launchers in southern Lebanon in recent days. The military said the launchers, located south of the Litani River, had been used to fire dozens of projectiles at Israel, adding that most Hezbollah attacks are now launched from deeper inside southern Lebanon.

Open Source Intel

45,122 次观看 • 5 个月前

IDF UPDATE: The IDF has launched another wave of strikes targeting Hezbollah terror infrastructure across Lebanon. 🔴In Dahieh, the IDF struck 10 Hezbollah headquarters, including an intelligence HQ, a Radwan unit HQ, and additional command centers. 🔴The IDF dismantled dozens of launchers ready to fire at Israel and eliminated dozens of Hezbollah terrorists as they prepared attacks. 🔴The Israeli Air Force also struck more than 20 additional targets. 🔴The IDF says it will continue acting decisively against Hezbollah after the terror group launched attacks on Israel on behalf of the Iranian regime.

IDF UPDATE: The IDF has launched another wave of strikes targeting Hezbollah terror infrastructure across Lebanon. 🔴In Dahieh, the IDF struck 10 Hezbollah headquarters, including an intelligence HQ, a Radwan unit HQ, and additional command centers. 🔴The IDF dismantled dozens of launchers ready to fire at Israel and eliminated dozens of Hezbollah terrorists as they prepared attacks. 🔴The Israeli Air Force also struck more than 20 additional targets. 🔴The IDF says it will continue acting decisively against Hezbollah after the terror group launched attacks on Israel on behalf of the Iranian regime.

Israel War Room

15,761 次观看 • 5 个月前

Israel just carried out something that will go down in history books. Hezbollah leadership had switched to using pagers and flip phones so that they can't be hacked, but Israel hacked thousands of them to explode which has resulted in hospitals in Lebanon being overwhelmed with wounded Hezbollah terrorists and many of them dead. הנה לא ינום ולא יישן שומר ישראל

Israel just carried out something that will go down in history books. Hezbollah leadership had switched to using pagers and flip phones so that they can't be hacked, but Israel hacked thousands of them to explode which has resulted in hospitals in Lebanon being overwhelmed with wounded Hezbollah terrorists and many of them dead. הנה לא ינום ולא יישן שומר ישראל

Yaakov Strasberg

1,296,574 次观看 • 1 年前

This video is viral in Iran. Iranians are making fun of the Islamic regime and Hezbollah for trying to attack Israel.

This video is viral in Iran. Iranians are making fun of the Islamic regime and Hezbollah for trying to attack Israel.

Hananya Naftali

267,391 次观看 • 2 年前

🚨🇮🇱🇱🇧 BREAKING: IDF DECLARES DAY OF HEAVY FIGHTING AGAINST HEZBOLLAH, WARNS LEBANESE CITIZENS The IDF Homefront Command has informed regional authorities of a day of intense fighting with Hezbollah, as preparations to fire into Israeli territory have been detected. IDF spokesman Hagari: "We have detected Hezbollah's preparations to fire into Israeli territory. If required - we will update the changes in the directives of the Home Front Command. Hezbollah deployed weapons inside houses in southern Lebanon and armed them, turning southern Lebanon into a war zone. Hezbollah stores cruise missiles, rockets, launchers and UAVs inside civilian homes - under the auspices of the Lebanese population, thereby endangering the civilians living in the village. We monitor the operations, and destroy the means of warfare with precise attacks. To all the residents of the villages in Lebanon - in the near future we will attack terrorist targets in Lebanon, we call on everyone who is near properties or inside houses where Hezbollah is hiding IMD - we call on you to stay away from them immediately." Videos of ongoing strikes in southern Lebanon are still surfacing. Source: Channel 14, OSINTdefender

🚨🇮🇱🇱🇧 BREAKING: IDF DECLARES DAY OF HEAVY FIGHTING AGAINST HEZBOLLAH, WARNS LEBANESE CITIZENS The IDF Homefront Command has informed regional authorities of a day of intense fighting with Hezbollah, as preparations to fire into Israeli territory have been detected. IDF spokesman Hagari: "We have detected Hezbollah's preparations to fire into Israeli territory. If required - we will update the changes in the directives of the Home Front Command. Hezbollah deployed weapons inside houses in southern Lebanon and armed them, turning southern Lebanon into a war zone. Hezbollah stores cruise missiles, rockets, launchers and UAVs inside civilian homes - under the auspices of the Lebanese population, thereby endangering the civilians living in the village. We monitor the operations, and destroy the means of warfare with precise attacks. To all the residents of the villages in Lebanon - in the near future we will attack terrorist targets in Lebanon, we call on everyone who is near properties or inside houses where Hezbollah is hiding IMD - we call on you to stay away from them immediately." Videos of ongoing strikes in southern Lebanon are still surfacing. Source: Channel 14, OSINTdefender

Mario Nawfal

437,394 次观看 • 1 年前

This is how Israelis spent the morning in northern Israel. Listen to their screams. We will not let Hezbollah or any other Iranian proxy terrorize the people of Israel.

This is how Israelis spent the morning in northern Israel. Listen to their screams. We will not let Hezbollah or any other Iranian proxy terrorize the people of Israel.

Israel ישראל

138,209 次观看 • 1 年前

People of Lebanon. Hezbollah is bringing terrible disaster upon you. Save your beautiful country and rise-up against them. Israel will destroy Hezbollah, and Lebanon will be brought back to the Stone Age. The clock is ticking.

People of Lebanon. Hezbollah is bringing terrible disaster upon you. Save your beautiful country and rise-up against them. Israel will destroy Hezbollah, and Lebanon will be brought back to the Stone Age. The clock is ticking.

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819,993 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨 BREAKING: ISRAEL STRIKES CIVILIAN VEHICLE NEAR LEBANESE BORDER TWO DAYS AFTER HEZBOLLAH WARNING Two days ago, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah warned Israel that a red line is killing Lebanese civilians. Just now, we got a report that a civilian CRV model car, belonging to journalist Samir Ayoub, has been hit, resulting in the loss of his wife and three children. Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, warned: "The enemy’s behavior towards Lebanon is a determinant of our movements, and this will return us to the rule of civilian versus civilian." Could this lead to Hezbollah escalating their attacks and targeting Israeli civilians? If so, what happens next?

🚨 BREAKING: ISRAEL STRIKES CIVILIAN VEHICLE NEAR LEBANESE BORDER TWO DAYS AFTER HEZBOLLAH WARNING Two days ago, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah warned Israel that a red line is killing Lebanese civilians. Just now, we got a report that a civilian CRV model car, belonging to journalist Samir Ayoub, has been hit, resulting in the loss of his wife and three children. Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, warned: "The enemy’s behavior towards Lebanon is a determinant of our movements, and this will return us to the rule of civilian versus civilian." Could this lead to Hezbollah escalating their attacks and targeting Israeli civilians? If so, what happens next?

Mario Nawfal

1,409,466 次观看 • 2 年前

This morning, Israel withdrew from its first Lebanese village since the invasion in March, and the Lebanese Armed Forces have moved in to fill the void. The question is: Does this signal the beginning of a forced Israeli retreat, or the start of Lebanon’s long road to recovery? The answer is complicated. Israel can continue destroying Hezbollah infrastructure indefinitely, but it will pay massive international costs for doing so, with no way, short of a full invasion, to extinguish the group entirely. The framework agreement gives Israel legitimacy and time to uproot Hezbollah, but what Lebanon gives, it can also take away. If Beirut loses momentum and descends into state collapse, the entire agreement evaporates, and Hezbollah recovers out of Israel’s reach. This is the project President Joseph Aoun carries to Washington, where he meets Trump for the first time. Trump had no direct communication with Aoun during his first year in office—no meetings, calls, or letters. His sole contact has been in the form of inconsistent messaging on Lebanon’s fate: declaring after the June 26 agreement that “Iran is out, Hezbollah is out, and the road to peace between Israel and Lebanon is in,” then pivoting to pressure Netanyahu for unconditional withdrawal in the spirit of the Iran MOU, telling him, “They don’t want you there. You should redeploy,” before abandoning both positions altogether in favor of his own scheme, declaring, “Syria will do the job.” Aoun has already proven his willingness to buck Iran and pursue eventual peace with Israel. That was enough to earn this meeting. But anyone with a functioning memory knows the track record is bleak. Lebanon’s LAF claimed to have cleared Hezbollah infrastructure south of the Litani in late 2025, yet Israel continues finding significant assets there a year since their declaration. More damning still, LAF commander Rodolphe Haykal has explicitly prioritized “civil peace” over confronting Hezbollah—a strange priority for a general with orders to the contrary. The Lebanese military has proven as effective at disarming Hezbollah as UN peacekeepers have been, which is to say, not at all. Lebanese leaders have repeatedly promised and failed to disarm the group over the past 35 years—from the Taif Accord through the 2024 ceasefire. The uncomfortable truth is that throughout Lebanon’s history, only foreign powers—the United States, France, Israel, and Syria—have successfully disarmed Lebanese militias. Before Aoun goes all in on Hezbollah disarmament, he needs ironclad U.S. commitments. That means Delta Force-style training units for elite LAF operations, drones and sensors for border security, organized international fundraising for reconstruction, and business initiatives to rebuild Lebanon’s shattered economy. He also needs assurance that Trump will not abandon him halfway through his push. Trump, for his part, will demand specifics: a detailed plan for Hezbollah disarmament, removal of military officers complicit with the group, suspension of anti-normalization laws blocking Israeli-Lebanese civilian contact, and a clear reaffirmation that peace with Israel is Aoun’s strategic objective. Most critically, Aoun must decisively kill Trump’s recurring fantasy of deploying Syrian troops into Lebanon—a move that would resurrect memories of Assad-era brutality and paradoxically strengthen Hezbollah’s popular support. The circumstances favor success. The U.S.-Iran MOU is in tatters, eliminating easy alternatives to the framework. This week’s Rome talks were productive. Pilot zones are advancing. Trump will likely warm to Aoun personally, provided he takes a note from Zelensky and wears a suit. But this is about far more than personal rapport; the future of Lebanon hangs in the balance.

This morning, Israel withdrew from its first Lebanese village since the invasion in March, and the Lebanese Armed Forces have moved in to fill the void. The question is: Does this signal the beginning of a forced Israeli retreat, or the start of Lebanon’s long road to recovery? The answer is complicated. Israel can continue destroying Hezbollah infrastructure indefinitely, but it will pay massive international costs for doing so, with no way, short of a full invasion, to extinguish the group entirely. The framework agreement gives Israel legitimacy and time to uproot Hezbollah, but what Lebanon gives, it can also take away. If Beirut loses momentum and descends into state collapse, the entire agreement evaporates, and Hezbollah recovers out of Israel’s reach. This is the project President Joseph Aoun carries to Washington, where he meets Trump for the first time. Trump had no direct communication with Aoun during his first year in office—no meetings, calls, or letters. His sole contact has been in the form of inconsistent messaging on Lebanon’s fate: declaring after the June 26 agreement that “Iran is out, Hezbollah is out, and the road to peace between Israel and Lebanon is in,” then pivoting to pressure Netanyahu for unconditional withdrawal in the spirit of the Iran MOU, telling him, “They don’t want you there. You should redeploy,” before abandoning both positions altogether in favor of his own scheme, declaring, “Syria will do the job.” Aoun has already proven his willingness to buck Iran and pursue eventual peace with Israel. That was enough to earn this meeting. But anyone with a functioning memory knows the track record is bleak. Lebanon’s LAF claimed to have cleared Hezbollah infrastructure south of the Litani in late 2025, yet Israel continues finding significant assets there a year since their declaration. More damning still, LAF commander Rodolphe Haykal has explicitly prioritized “civil peace” over confronting Hezbollah—a strange priority for a general with orders to the contrary. The Lebanese military has proven as effective at disarming Hezbollah as UN peacekeepers have been, which is to say, not at all. Lebanese leaders have repeatedly promised and failed to disarm the group over the past 35 years—from the Taif Accord through the 2024 ceasefire. The uncomfortable truth is that throughout Lebanon’s history, only foreign powers—the United States, France, Israel, and Syria—have successfully disarmed Lebanese militias. Before Aoun goes all in on Hezbollah disarmament, he needs ironclad U.S. commitments. That means Delta Force-style training units for elite LAF operations, drones and sensors for border security, organized international fundraising for reconstruction, and business initiatives to rebuild Lebanon’s shattered economy. He also needs assurance that Trump will not abandon him halfway through his push. Trump, for his part, will demand specifics: a detailed plan for Hezbollah disarmament, removal of military officers complicit with the group, suspension of anti-normalization laws blocking Israeli-Lebanese civilian contact, and a clear reaffirmation that peace with Israel is Aoun’s strategic objective. Most critically, Aoun must decisively kill Trump’s recurring fantasy of deploying Syrian troops into Lebanon—a move that would resurrect memories of Assad-era brutality and paradoxically strengthen Hezbollah’s popular support. The circumstances favor success. The U.S.-Iran MOU is in tatters, eliminating easy alternatives to the framework. This week’s Rome talks were productive. Pilot zones are advancing. Trump will likely warm to Aoun personally, provided he takes a note from Zelensky and wears a suit. But this is about far more than personal rapport; the future of Lebanon hangs in the balance.

Amit Segal

23,298 次观看 • 1 个月前

Hezbollah was already involved in the conflict long before the rise of AQ/ISIS. They were in Syria - where the majority of the population is Sunni. Despite their propaganda claiming to be against sectarianism and calling for unity with Sunnis, their actions tell a different story. Hezbollah militants recorded themselves spreading terror in Syria. Clip 1: Hezbollah militants taunting a captured Sunni resistance fighter by insulting Aisha RA Clip 2: Hezbollah militants speaking against Sunni Islam while fighting in Syria Clip 3: Hezbollah militant wanting to wipe all Sunnis out Clip 4: Hezbollah militant vows to kill all Sunnis after taking control of the city of Qusayr in 2013

Hezbollah was already involved in the conflict long before the rise of AQ/ISIS. They were in Syria - where the majority of the population is Sunni. Despite their propaganda claiming to be against sectarianism and calling for unity with Sunnis, their actions tell a different story. Hezbollah militants recorded themselves spreading terror in Syria. Clip 1: Hezbollah militants taunting a captured Sunni resistance fighter by insulting Aisha RA Clip 2: Hezbollah militants speaking against Sunni Islam while fighting in Syria Clip 3: Hezbollah militant wanting to wipe all Sunnis out Clip 4: Hezbollah militant vows to kill all Sunnis after taking control of the city of Qusayr in 2013

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17,596 次观看 • 1 年前