⭕️ On the other hand, other than this morning drones attacks and the events in Khiyam, and in effort to keep the engagement in northern Israeli too, Hezbullah announced targeting with rockets or drones the following Israeli bases and settlements:

- Doviv barracks
- Ya'roun barracks
- Hanita settlement
- Zar'it barracks
- Shragha base
- Qiryat Kleb
- Ras al-Naqoura base
- Jal al-Allam base
- Ma'lout Tarshiha settlement
- Kfar Fradeem settlement
- Dalton settlement

The attacks resulted in material damages and some causalities. The impact in Nahariyya killed a....you guessed...an Arab. As if the Israelis just never die.

📸 Additionally, Hezbullah shot down an Israeli Hermes-900 drone and it fell in Marja'youn.

The IDF did not acknowledge the event yet

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 On the other hand, the Israeli army unofficially released footage of their demolition of a mosque in south Lebanon

🇱🇧l🇮🇱 And even more widescale demolitions in various towns.

Today local media reported demolitions in Duhayra and Hula towns. After they finished demolitions, the IDF retreated from Duhayra and fired a lot of mortars and bullets towards it.

This is the first time they enter this town and attack it. If I'm not mistaken it's a sunni Muslim majority town.

❗️Just a few ago, an Israeli attack targets Haret Sidon

📸 Before completing the list of Israeli attacks today, earlier today they released footage of a large weapon cache located during their operations in south Lebanon, almost a daily occurance

📸 This took place in Yarine, where the Israeli army has been operating for the past week or so.

Geolocation: 33.105432°, 35.235792°(Yarine)

📍As for most of these demolitions, they are near Fatima gate at 33.1086455, 35.2760727 (couldn't confirm this geolocation)

This is Marwahin east of Yarine

📸 The Israeli attack in Sidon destroyed a 3 story building, with nearby buildings damaged as a result. There are casualties

❗️And a new Israeli attack targets Nabatieh souk

🩸Blood of all types is needed at Hamoud hospital

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 Throughout the day the Israeli army carried a series of attacks that targeted many Lebanese cities and towns:

- Kfour (picture - paramedics)
- Shaqra
- Ta'albaya
- Teir Harfa
- Ain B'al
- Housh
- Ras al-Ain
- Shebaa
- Yatar
- Majdal Selwm
- Shahabieh
- Khiyam
- Touleen
- Bar'cheet
- Hadatha
- Rshaf
- Yohmor el-Shqeef
- Buyout El-Seyyed

The attack on Buyout el-Syyed targeted a vehicle, driven by a Lebanese security forces member.

📸 Jba', South Lebanon

📸 Lots of photos about today, but long overdue (I need admins to help me cover when I'm not available, anyone know anyone?)

The attack on Tebneen damaged the house of the Lebanese parliament speaker Nabih Berri.

⭕️ Hezbullah has released footage targeting the 'Rosh Pina' settlement in northern Israel.

⭕️ Hezbullah released footage of their attack on the Ma'alot-Tarshiha settlement in northern Israel, implementing their recent evacuation orders.

I'm looking for someone who already has a Twitter or telegram channel that I can see his/her work and judge as fit.

Won't add or try anyone random and give him/her access to the channel just by asking. Sorry

🥀 The attack murdered 7 and injured 20 others, in the second high casualty event in this area this week

📍The mosque that was demolished by the Israeli army is in Marwahin, geolocation: 33.111149°, 35.255398°

🇱🇧 An article from 2014

Entering Marwahin is like entering a ghost town. As if a hurricane passed through it, leaving nothing behind?

The 70-year-old man, Theeb Taha Al-Qassem, answers: “There are only old people in the village.” This phenomenon is not limited to Marouhin, but is repeated in the villages of Yarine, Umm Al-Tut, Al-Bustan and Al-Zaloutiyeh.

In the best-case scenario, the percentage of residents will not exceed 10 percent of the population, except in the town of Al-Dhahirah, where about 70 percent of its residents reside.

There are common characteristics between the six villages. Since July 2, 1977, they have been united by displacement, after they were burdened from the Palestinian cause, and were a center for the Palestinian resistance factions.

The Kataeb militia invaded the area at that time, so its people fled and built new lives far from their villages.Their children grew up, learned, married and established businesses, making it difficult to return to the village.

After the 1982 invasion, some of the residents returned, but they left again after the imposition of compulsory conscription in Antoine Lahad’s army in the mid-eighties. Lahd's army was the pro-IDF Lebanese army (SLA)

In 2000, the new generation had grown up in the many places of displacement, including Mansouri Saida, Kouthariet el-Raz, Wadi el-Zeina, Beirut, the southern suburbs, and all the way to Tripoli. These populations are Sunni and Shia.

Currently, although some of the residents of these villages have returned, the lack of real means of survival makes a large return difficult. Only the elderly, who had long dreamed of returning to where they were born, have returned to their land.

Some life can be seen in these villages during the holidays. “If I had come on Eid, I would have seen more activity,” says Mohammed, a 60-year-old man, as he smokes cigarettes with his family.