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3 hours ago, Azadeh307 said:

Has it been verified that the leader of the Israeli airforce was killed in strikes on his home? https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2024/11/27/738007/Lebanon-Hezbollah-residence-Tomer-Bar-attack-drones

 

Not according to this rebuttal. Time will tell.

 

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On 11/26/2024 at 11:24 PM, Abu Nur said:

I doubt this ceasefire, they are just buying time for Trump while rearming.

That could be true, but at the same time once everything is counted up it will become clear that Zionists lost more men(shayateen), more weapons, and by far spent more money on this war than all the other wars in their history, combined and after all that accomplished not even one of their stated goals. 

It could be that they are trying to cut their losses and that this is a real ceasefire. Only Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) knows. It's possible that Trump told them to stop because he doesn't want to spend anymore money on this war. The resources of the US military are large, but not infinite. They are pulling money from other military programs to pay for this and they don't see an end to this level of spending. 

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Report on Dahiye by ex-UK Ambassador to Uzbekistan

It's Craig Murray and I've linked to his posts before.

 

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The most important concern is about Gaza.  By this peace agreement, Hezbollah is abandoning Gaza. 
Israel is systematically eradicating hundreds of Palestinians daily with full impunity.  
If Israel divert their resources to Gaza, they will overrun and wipe out Gaza completely.  

 

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26 minutes ago, Ibrahim Rasheed said:

The most important concern is about Gaza.  By this peace agreement, Hezbollah is abandoning Gaza. 
Israel is systematically eradicating hundreds of Palestinians daily with full impunity.  
If Israel divert their resources to Gaza, they will overrun and wipe out Gaza completely.  

https://www.reddit.com/r/Lebanese/s/nWUGzN23VN

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2 hours ago, Ibrahim Rasheed said:

The most important concern is about Gaza.  By this peace agreement, Hezbollah is abandoning Gaza. 
Israel is systematically eradicating hundreds of Palestinians daily with full impunity.  
If Israel divert their resources to Gaza, they will overrun and wipe out Gaza completely.  

 

Hamas and Ansarallah themselves would beg to differ. 

The main objective behind Hezbollah entering the war was to help Hamas militarily. If the Zio-N@zis are agreeing to a truce, it means that Hezbollah has sufficiently weakened them, otherwise they wouldn't care about any ceasefire. 

Very soon they will be at the negotiating table with Hamas too. 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.newindianexpress.com/amp/story/world/2024/Nov/27/hamas-says-ready-for-gaza-truce-after-lebanon-ceasefire

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1 minute ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

Hamas and Ansarallah themselves would beg to differ. 

The main objective behind Hezbollah entering the war was to help Hamas militarily. If the Zio-N@zis are agreeing to a truce, it means that Hezbollah has sufficiently weakened them, otherwise they wouldn't care about any ceasefire. 

Very soon they will be at the negotiating table with Hamas too. 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.newindianexpress.com/amp/story/world/2024/Nov/27/hamas-says-ready-for-gaza-truce-after-lebanon-ceasefire

The lebanese army itself just said Israel violated the ceasefire multiple times yesterday and today. 

Hezbollah probably signed it because israel was so predictable, they knew Israel would violate it.

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https://t.me/SNNenglish/46202

 

IMPORTANT announcement from the Lebanese Army:

 

On 27 and 28/11/2024, after the announcement of the ceasefire agreement, the Israeli enemy violated the agreement several times, through air violations, and through targeting Lebanese territory with various weapons.

 

The Army Command is following up on these violations in coordination with the relevant authorities.

 

 

Translation:

Hezbollah will also violate the ceasefire in response or potentially declare a war again.

 

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https://t.me/enemywatch/26470

Report | What’s Happening in Lebanon?

 

1. Incident in Khiyam

 • Al-Manar: The israeli attack in Khiyam targeted civilians attending a funeral at the town cemetery. Israeli soldiers attempted to control neighborhoods through firepower. Contrary to initial rumors, no kidnappings occurred.

 • Civilians burying a woman who had passed away naturally were fired upon by Israeli forces. Cars were confiscated, and an artillery shell landed in the area.

 • The funeral had prior approval from the Lebanese Army and UN authorities.

 

2. Ceasefire Violations and Infrastructure Damage

 • israeli forces have reportedly taken advantage of the ceasefire to demolish a football field in the border town of Kfarkila.

 

3. Documented Israeli Violations

 • The Lebanese Army recorded 12 ceasefire violations as of Thursday noon, including incidents south and north of the Litani River.

 • Notably, violations occurred in Al-Bissariyeh in Sidon District, highlighting the extent and danger of these breaches.

 

4. Diplomatic Efforts vs. Resistance Action

 • Al-Diyar Newspaper: Hezbollah is allowing the Lebanese state time to address these violations diplomatically.

 • If these efforts fail or are not taken seriously, Hezbollah’s response will be deemed both legitimate and timely.

 

5. Resistance’s Legitimacy

 • Hezbollah MP Fadlallah emphasized that the resistance is entrenched in Lebanon’s framework based on:

 • The Tanf Agreement.

 • Lebanese government’s recognition of the “new unwritten norms” allowing the resistance to operate.

 

6. Media and Psychological Warfare

 • Al-Manar’s Ali Shoaib: Israel is attempting to compensate for its military failures through psychological operations, publishing maps and false claims of territorial control.

 • He warned that unchecked violations could expand, jeopardizing sovereignty and threatening cities like Tyre, Bint Jbeil, and Nabatieh.

 

7. The Ceasefire Agreement

 • According to the agreement, both sides retain the right to self-defense, raising questions about how long the situation can remain stable without a stronger response to the violations.

 

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50 minutes ago, mahmood8726 said:

https://t.me/enemywatch/26470

Report | What’s Happening in Lebanon?

 

1. Incident in Khiyam

 • Al-Manar: The israeli attack in Khiyam targeted civilians attending a funeral at the town cemetery. Israeli soldiers attempted to control neighborhoods through firepower. Contrary to initial rumors, no kidnappings occurred.

 • Civilians burying a woman who had passed away naturally were fired upon by Israeli forces. Cars were confiscated, and an artillery shell landed in the area.

 • The funeral had prior approval from the Lebanese Army and UN authorities.

 

2. Ceasefire Violations and Infrastructure Damage

 • israeli forces have reportedly taken advantage of the ceasefire to demolish a football field in the border town of Kfarkila.

 

3. Documented Israeli Violations

 • The Lebanese Army recorded 12 ceasefire violations as of Thursday noon, including incidents south and north of the Litani River.

 • Notably, violations occurred in Al-Bissariyeh in Sidon District, highlighting the extent and danger of these breaches.

 

4. Diplomatic Efforts vs. Resistance Action

 • Al-Diyar Newspaper: Hezbollah is allowing the Lebanese state time to address these violations diplomatically.

 • If these efforts fail or are not taken seriously, Hezbollah’s response will be deemed both legitimate and timely.

 

5. Resistance’s Legitimacy

 • Hezbollah MP Fadlallah emphasized that the resistance is entrenched in Lebanon’s framework based on:

 • The Tanf Agreement.

 • Lebanese government’s recognition of the “new unwritten norms” allowing the resistance to operate.

 

6. Media and Psychological Warfare

 • Al-Manar’s Ali Shoaib: Israel is attempting to compensate for its military failures through psychological operations, publishing maps and false claims of territorial control.

 • He warned that unchecked violations could expand, jeopardizing sovereignty and threatening cities like Tyre, Bint Jbeil, and Nabatieh.

 

7. The Ceasefire Agreement

 • According to the agreement, both sides retain the right to self-defense, raising questions about how long the situation can remain stable without a stronger response to the violations.

 

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https://t.me/stayfreeworld/36180

National Agency: At around 10:15 pm, Israeli enemy soldiers opened heavy machine gun fire from their position in the vicinity of Maroun al-Ras town towards the vicinity of Bint Jbeil Governmental Hospital and a number of the city’s neighborhoods, which constitutes a continuous violation of the ceasefire agreement announced two days ago.

 

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https://t.me/almanarnews/184817

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Occupation tanks penetrate areas in Aitaroun, taking advantage of the ceasefire, to reach areas they could not reach during the war.

 

https://t.me/thecradlemedia/25624

An Israeli drone targeted a parked vehicle on the roadside in Majdal Zoun, Tyre (Sour), in southern Lebanon, injuring several people.

 

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8 minutes ago, Abu Hadi said:

It seems like the Zionists are trying to use the ceasefire to set up logistics / firing positions for later. 

 

My bold:

 

Israel bombed in Lebanon yesterday and today, they opened fire on farmers, on a funeral, snipers shot at journalists. They are advancing into towns they were repelled from in the fighting. They are tearing up olive trees. Not a single person has fired back. The moment somebody does, the USA and its allies will call "ceasefire violation". I feel heartsick.

https://x.com/CraigMurrayOrg/status/1862586112486907938

 

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37 minutes ago, Abu Hadi said:

It seems like the Zionists are trying to use the ceasefire to set up logistics / firing positions for later. 

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Once Bashar al assad is deposed, they will attack Lebanon and that way hezbollah will have 2 fronts to fight instead of 1 and that time hezbollah won't have a supply of weapons.

 

My prediction? Lebanon and Syria will fall and the Palestinians will be crushed.

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Where is the army? They want Hezbollah to interfere and then when they do, they will accuse hezbollah of destroying lebanon, may allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) curse them. 

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2 hours ago, mahmood8726 said:

Once Bashar al assad is deposed, they will attack Lebanon and that way hezbollah will have 2 fronts to fight instead of 1 and that time hezbollah won't have a supply of weapons.

 

My prediction? Lebanon and Syria will fall and the Palestinians will be crushed.

IMHO that is being pessimistic. 

ISIS are a bunch of lunatics who could just as easily declare 'Jihad' on US / Europe and start launching terror attacks inside these countries like they have done in the past. That's why US/UK/Zionists support them but keep them on a short leash. They don't give them advanced weapons and they monitor their activities closely. They had their a** handed to them by Hezb / Haji Sha3bi in the recent past. They are a reincarnation (metaphorically not actually) of the khawarij who were defeated by Imam Ali((عليه السلام)) at Nahrawan and were even defeated by the 'Caliphs' after that time. They are like roosters who puff up their chest, then you kick them and they run away. 

They think that Hezb/Haji Sha3bi are tied up in current war so they are taking advantage of the situation to go 1 on 1 with the Syrian National Army (a weak post colonial army) so that they have a chance of winning. 

It wouldn't surprise me if they made some gains and took some cities like Haleb, etc. If they got close to taking area close to the Lebanese Border or Iraqi Border and used this area for bases to attack inside Lebanon and Iraq like they did in 2013 - 2014, then you can be sure Hezb / Haji would confront them, and they would lose again. There would be no difference between then and now in term of their strength / weakness and strength / weakness of Hezb / Haji. In fact, you could make the case that Hezb / Haji have more of a technological advantage now because they have advanced their use of drone / missile tech while ISIS is fighting with the same weapons they had in 2013 - 2014. Like I said, the Zionists are not going to give them anything more advanced because even they know they are nutjobs. 

Of course, Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) alim. Anything could happen but I think given the above that scenario is unlikely, even if Hezb / Axis is fighting on two fronts. 

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18 minutes ago, Abu Hadi said:It wouldn't surprise me if they made some gains and took some cities like Haleb, etc. If they got close to taking area close to the Lebanese Border or Iraqi Border and used this area for bases to attack inside Lebanon and Iraq like they did in 2013 - 2014, then you can be sure Hezb / Haji would confront them, and they would lose again. There would be no difference between then and now in term of their strength / weakness and strength / weakness of Hezb / Haji. In fact, you could make the case that Hezb / Haji have more of a technological advantage now because they have advanced their use of drone / missile tech while ISIS is fighting with the same weapons they had in 2013 - 2014. Like I said, the Zionists are not going to give them anything more advanced because even they know they are nutjobs. 

 

Of course, Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) alim. Anything could happen but I think given the above that scenario is unlikely, even if Hezb / Axis is fighting on two fronts. 

There are reports of the rebels using drone technology against SAA positions. Cleary, this time around they are equipped well by Turkey(and possibly U.S/Israel)

I read an analysis that makes sense and gives reason for optimism. Remember, it was Trump that stopped the funding for the Syrian rebels. This could be a last ditch effort to take over Syria before the Trump Adiministration takes the White House. Remember, Tulsi Gabbard, Trump's nominee for the Director of National intelligence, was one of the most outspoken critics of Obama's Syria policy, accurately highlighting we were funding extremist rebels.

So as long as the AoR can hold on for another couple of months, things may start to stabilize come Spring 2025.

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36 minutes ago, Abu Hadi said:

IMHO that is being pessimistic. 

ISIS are a bunch of lunatics who could just as easily declare 'Jihad' on US / Europe and start launching terror attacks inside these countries like they have done in the past. That's why US/UK/Zionists support them but keep them on a short leash. They don't give them advanced weapons and they monitor their activities closely. They had their a** handed to them by Hezb / Haji Sha3bi in the recent past. They are a reincarnation (metaphorically not actually) of the khawarij who were defeated by Imam Ali((عليه السلام)) at Nahrawan and were even defeated by the 'Caliphs' after that time. They are like roosters who puff up their chest, then you kick them and they run away. 

They think that Hezb/Haji Sha3bi are tied up in current war so they are taking advantage of the situation to go 1 on 1 with the Syrian National Army (a weak post colonial army) so that they have a chance of winning. 

It wouldn't surprise me if they made some gains and took some cities like Haleb, etc. If they got close to taking area close to the Lebanese Border or Iraqi Border and used this area for bases to attack inside Lebanon and Iraq like they did in 2013 - 2014, then you can be sure Hezb / Haji would confront them, and they would lose again. There would be no difference between then and now in term of their strength / weakness and strength / weakness of Hezb / Haji. In fact, you could make the case that Hezb / Haji have more of a technological advantage now because they have advanced their use of drone / missile tech while ISIS is fighting with the same weapons they had in 2013 - 2014. Like I said, the Zionists are not going to give them anything more advanced because even they know they are nutjobs. 

Of course, Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) alim. Anything could happen but I think given the above that scenario is unlikely, even if Hezb / Axis is fighting on two fronts. 

This attack in specific was prepared by israel, turkey, Ukraine, America and France, it was supposed to be executed on March, but when the lebanese war ended, America and france told israel and turkey to give the signal to attack.

They are giving them very good tech, yesterday when they took over Aleppo, they did so with very advanced jamming tech, they used ukrainian drones, etc... Don't underestimate them.

 

I understand that I was being overtly pessimistic, but don't underestimate them, this is a clear coordinated attack by the west, turkey and israel, they're not just monitoring them. If they just attacked on their own because hezb was caught up, they had an entire year to do so, they didn't, they only did so when natenyahu gave americas warning to Bashar the day before. 

 

Inshallah they get defeated but don't underestimate them they're lunatics with advanced western tech now just like Israel, even if they're not as powerful as israel. 

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US Advisor to Middle East


 

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President-elect Donald Trump has tapped his daughter’s father-in-law Massad Boulos as a senior adviser on the Middle East, thrusting the Lebanese auto tycoon into the fragile effort to uphold a US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hizbollah in Lebanon.

 

https://www.ft.com/content/34f399f9-b680-47fb-aacd-b4de3a213954

 

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Lebanon is defined by its clientelism known as « wasta ». It seems we’ve brought the practice stateside!

 

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Hezbollah:

 

“Following the repeated violations initiated by the Israeli enemy of the cessation of hostilities agreement announced to have come into effect at dawn on Wednesday, November 27, 2024, which take various forms including firing on civilians and airstrikes in various parts of Lebanon, which led to the martyrdom of citizens and the injury of others, in addition to the continued violation of Lebanese airspace by hostile Israeli aircraft reaching the capital Beirut, and since the reviews of the relevant authorities to stop these violations did not succeed, the Islamic Resistance carried out an initial warning defensive response this evening, Monday, targeting the Ruwaysat al-Alam site belonging to the Israeli enemy army in the occupied Lebanese Kfar Shuba Hills.

 

He who warns is excused.”

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Israel violated the ceasefire agreement more than 50+ times in the span of just 6 days, a fact recognized by France, the UN and America. Israel this morning killed a lebanese state security officer for example. 

This lead to Nabeh Berri saying this ceasefire can't continue like this because israel is adhering to a fake ceasefire agreement that the lebanese did not adhere too, he said something on the lines of this.

Hezbollah then fired 2 warning missiles into open feilds in sheba farms(illegal occupied by israel and lebanese territory).

To which israel decided to claim "khezbollah did a serious violation of this ceasefire agreement, we will respond harshly".

Now the Israelis have been bombing a lot in the past hours.

 

 

 

Why is this important? Now the chance of a sectarian civil war is far less likley in Lebanon, because lebanese people are not falsley blaming hezbollah for starting this anymore, given israel just violated the ceasefire agreement. Hezbollah showed how weak the lebanese millitary was to the people of Lebanon.

In essence hezbollah proved to the lebanese people that Lebanon needs hezbollah, they gave the lebanese people a glimpse into pre 1982 Lebanon where Israel does as it pleases and massacres of thousands of people are rampant, they showed the lebanese people that Israel needs 0 reasons to attack, they attack for no reasons whatsoever. 

Now hezbollah will enjoy a lot of support, because sectarian portions of lebanese society, will instead blame israel.

Proving our theories right hezbollah agreed to this, because Israelis are so predictable. They can't resist being oath breakers, being liars and bloodthirsty killers. 

 

what does this clown former idf terrorist Amos hoschtein say? "Israel is enforcing the ceasefire too agressivley". 

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https://t.me/NEWWORLDORDYR/27515

If the ceasefire is not implemented, Hezbollah will enter the war

 

The Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar stated in a report on the latest situation in southern Lebanon that, as the 60-day ceasefire has entered its second month (33 days have passed since the 60-day ceasefire was implemented), what the enemy is doing in the border areas has increased concerns about reaching the point of collapse of the ceasefire.

 

 By expanding its attacks, the last of which was on Friday and entering Wadi Al-Hujayr, the enemy is seeking to exploit every minute of the ceasefire to show its military advantage in its favor. By continuing to occupy more than 60 cities in southern Lebanon, in addition to continuing its offensive operations in the Bekaa, the enemy is continuing its intention to create a buffer zone in southern Lebanon.

 

The Lebanese resistance "Hezbollah", which remains committed to the agreement, has begun sending a message to those involved in the Lebanese government that if the parties are unable to push Israel back and if the Lebanese government is unable to implement the ceasefire agreement, the Lebanese resistance will not back down from implementing what is stipulated in the ceasefire regarding Lebanon's right to defend itself (Article 4) and will not delay its implementation.

 

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https://t.me/thecradlemedia/27691

Hezbollah Coordination and Liaison Unit Official Wafic Safa from the site of Hassan Nasrallah's assassination:

 

○ "Hezbollah is ready for all events and will be present in everything that affects the morale of our people."

 

○ "Hezbollah has no veto on the nomination of the army commander as president of the republic, and our only veto is on Samir Geagea because he is a project of sedition and destruction in the country."

 

○ "Hezbollah's capabilities have been restored, and it has the ability to confront any attack in the manner it deems appropriate."

 

○ "Speaker [of Parliament Nabih] Berri will talk to [Amos] Hochstein about Israeli violations."

 

Video in link :

https://t.me/thecradlemedia/27692

— Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz threatens resumption of war on Lebanon, saying Hezbollah has yet to withdraw beyond the Litani River.

 

Israel has violated the ceasefire over 1,000 times since it took effect.

 

Speaking during a visit to the Northern Command, where weapons allegedly seized in south Lebanon were displayed, Katz said Israel would be "forced to act" to ensure the safe return of its settlers to the north.

 

Important article:

https://thecradle.co/articles/hezbollah-says-capabilities-restored-as-israel-threatens-to-collapse-ceasefire

Excerpts from the article:

"Responding to a question on what happens if Israel fails to withdraw after the 60-day ceasefire implementation period – which is due to finish at the end of this month – the Hezbollah official said, “the Lebanese army and the monitoring committee were not informed of this matter,” as had been reported. 

“But after the 60 days have passed, the matter is up to Hezbollah and the resistance to decide what they will do. As Sheikh Naim Qassem said, this is the responsibility of the state that signed the agreement, and it is the one that will follow up on the ceasefire procedures or violations,” he added. 

He confirmed what Secretary-General Naim Qassem said in a speech one day earlier that Hezbollah’s patience may run out before the end of the 60 days, because Israel’s ceasefire violations are becoming “unbearable.” "

 

"Several recent reports have said that Israel is gearing up to maintain its presence in the south past the 60-day period. Tel Aviv is unsatisfied with the Lebanese army’s efforts to implement the deal, and says Hezbollah has not left the areas south of the Litani. 

According to Al Akhbar newspaper, the Lebanese army has received “serious signals” from the US that Israel could potentially extend its presence in south Lebanon by 30 days."

 

 

 

 

 

Key takeaways:

The claim that hezbollah was going to attack on day 61, stemmed from a quote from a Lebanese MP in the loyalty bloc and from peoples assumptions including myself thinking the claim that hezbollah made about "not giving Israel a pretext in these 60 days" meant that they were going to attack in day 61. 

This could or could be not true, hezbollah is saying their patience might run out before January 25-26th and they might respond, despite stating the want to not give israel a pretext, but if israeli violations become very unbearable, this might change. It could also be that after 60 days they wait a few days or weeks to see what happen and then they respond, that is yet to be known. 

 

Israel is clearly setting the pretext to launch a war on Lebanon. 

 

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19 hours ago, mahmood8726 said:

But after the 60 days have passed, the matter is up to Hezbollah and the resistance to decide what they will do. As Sheikh Naim Qassem said, this is the responsibility of the state that signed the agreement, and it is the one that will follow up on the ceasefire procedures or violations,” he added. 

He confirmed what Secretary-General Naim Qassem said in a speech one day earlier that Hezbollah’s patience may run out before the end of the 60 days, because Israel’s ceasefire violations are becoming “unbearable.” "

 

Naim Qassem: Martyr Soleimani Thwarted US Plans in Region

Iran Press/West Asia: Sheikh Naim Qassem, the Secretary-General of Lebanese Hezbollah, remarked during his address on the anniversary of the martyrdom of Lit. General Qassem Soleimani, Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, and their comrades: "Martyr General Qassem Soleimani held a pivotal role as a strategic commander across intellectual, political, and jihadi domains. We witnessed this through his operational strategies, plans, and on-ground initiatives."

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The Secretary-General of Hezbollah in Lebanon further stated, "Martyr Soleimani revealed America's intentions, particularly in Iraq and Afghanistan, thwarting its endeavors in the region. He also uncovered Israel's schemes and played a pivotal role in revitalizing Palestine. Martyr Soleimani tirelessly contributed to enhancing capabilities, providing training, and offering strategic guidance, aiming to strengthen unity in this domain."

He also added, "Israel tried to advance into Lebanese territory for 64 days but only advanced a few hundred meters. In 2024, Israel tried to advance, but Hezbollah stood firm and confronted it with strength."

Hezbollah's Secretary-General addressed Lebanon's reaction to recent adversities and reaffirmed the group's unwavering stance.

He affirmed that Hezbollah remains committed to its mission, emphasizing, "The resistance will continue."Sheikh Naim Qassem, Secretary-General of Hezbollah, emphasized that the group’s leadership determines the timing, methods, and weaponry used in its confrontations.

He highlighted the importance of exercising patience in resisting Israel, emphasizing the significance of choosing the opportune moment to confront the enemy. Qassem underlined that the leadership of the group determines the timing, strategies, and weapons utilized in their engagements. He reiterated that Israel's attempts to encroach upon Lebanese land have been thwarted, attributing this success to Hezbollah's strength and deterrent capabilities. "Despite facing significant destruction and aggression, the resistance continues to stand firm, exerting a powerful influence and disrupting the enemy's goals," he remarked.

Lebanese Hezbollah leader continued that Hezbollah's actions are not tied to a specific timetable, either through agreements or the expiration of the 60-day deadline.

Qassem emphasized that the resistance movement remains intact, stating, "Hezbollah's project is not defeated, and the battle symbolizes a new phase for Lebanon, one that remains resilient against occupation.

https://iranpress.com/naim-qassem--martyr-soleimani-thwarted-us-plans-in-region

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So what is Hezbollah going to do? Israel continuing to breach the ceasefire deal.

The Lebanese army, what are they doing? what is their priority ? on whose side are they on?  can they defend Lebanon if the so new Syrian "Government"  decide to attack/invade/ or support groups to attack Lebanon? 

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2 hours ago, Meedy said:

So what is Hezbollah going to do? Israel continuing to breach the ceasefire deal.

We don't know for certain, they did say their patience might run out before January 25th, they might attack on day 61(jan 26th), they might attack weeks after to show that Israel doesn't abide by ceasefires.

2 hours ago, Meedy said:

The Lebanese army, what are they doing? what is their priority ?

Deploying and replacing hezb positions. 

2 hours ago, Meedy said:

on whose side are they on? 

Well their negotiator last week if I remeber stormed off angry because of how blatant and disingenious the Israelis are in their violations. I assume they will help hezb. Hezb is even not against the US backed lebanese candidate surprisingly, they're only vetoing the fascist christian leader Sami' gagea.

2 hours ago, Meedy said:

can they defend Lebanon if the so new Syrian "Government"  decide to attack/invade/ or support groups to attack Lebanon? 

The lebanese army has shown it can fight off terrorist incursions into Lebanon, although in the civil war, they did occupy some lebanese territory. 

 

Hezb certainly can, hezb fought Israel for 20 years when they were beseiged due to saddam hussein, the lebanese civil war and they were under israeli established occupation with fascist christian proxy armies like the SLA.

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