For the first time: Hezbollah announces targeting with “qualitative” missiles the Israeli Hatzor airbase in Ashdod - 150 kilometers from the border with Lebanon.

Ashdod is near Gaza.

Chief of the Golani Brigade was critically wounded during confrontations with Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.

Hezbollah hatrick operation:

Hit first IOF in Hounin Valley with guided missile. Hit another attempting to evacuate the casualties of the first. Hit the third attempting to evacuate the casualties from all of the above.

The Resistance confirmed killed and wounded among the IOF.

I am certain that, if conducted today, a survey will show that Israelis are the most hated people globally.

There’s nothing they can do to reverse this trend.

There’s nothing any government can do to polish their image & whitewash the true nature of these soulless savages.

With Labbayk Ya Nasrallah

Hezbollah announces targeting with drones for the first time the The Kiryah base in Tel Aviv, which includes HQs of the Israeli: "Defense Ministry, General Staff, war operations room, and Air Force cmd & control center"

Drones accurately hit their targets.

Almost six weeks into the start of the invasion of Lebanon and Israelis are yet to take even a single city, town or village as Hezbollah continues to defend our south.

Israelis are violently bombing Beirut’s Southern Suburbs - Dahye.

Timeline of what really happened in Amsterdam

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"Israelis see Europe as a naïve continent being taken over from inside".

European correspondent of Israeli Channel 12 News, Elad Simchayoff

Hundreds of millions of people are "naïve" for refusing to allow Israelis to vandalize their cities and insult their flood victims lol.

Two news reports regarding Israeli northern settlements to get you going through the day.

The local authority of the Margaliot Israeli settlement in occupied Al-Jalil (Galilee) announced cutting communications with the government, and kicks out Israeli army forces in protest of the neglect of northern settlers.

The settlement then shut its roads and self-isolated.

Second news in a similar context:

Settlers residing in Kiryat Shmona are now at 3k, down from 24k before Hezbollah started operations.

WSJ reports citing the settlement’s mayor that 40% of the settlers don’t intend to return, and that they are among the settlement’s richest.

Kiryat Shmona is one of “Israel’s” most important northern settlements, both in the industrial and agricultural sectors.

This is how the entity’s fall begins, internal disintegration and the loss of faith in the army to protect them.