Israeli-Hezbollah conflict #2

/ Latest military situation in Khiam front:

On the Khiam axis, fighting continues in the town's center and northern neighborhood. Hezbollah fighters are fiercely resisting Israeli airstrikes, and the Israeli army has not yet succeeded in capturing Khayyam.

On the Deir Mimas axis, Hezbollah's continuous ATGM attacks on Israeli forces and armored vehicles, along with the Israeli military's failure to advance towards Qaliya and Burj al-Muluk, have forced the Israeli army to withdraw its forces from Deir Mimas and retreat.

Given the Israeli army's tactics, there is a possibility that they will attack Deir Mimas again. They withdrew their infantry and armored forces from Deir Mimas to avoid further casualties. It's likely they will attack Deir Mimas again after reconnoitering the area and bombing Hezbollah positions.

| NEW: Impacts reported in Nahariya following a rocket barrage from Hezbollah a short time ago

https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/12761

— / NEW: Heavy Hezbollah barrage on Nahariyya, northern Israel

https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/12764

Middle East Spectator, [26/11/2024 06:54]
— / NEW: According to unconfirmed reports, two Hezbollah drones exploded this morning at an Israeli army site in the Mount Hermon area, resulting in injuries among the IDF soldiers.

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Middle East Spectator, [26/11/2024 07:49]
— / NEW: Hezbollah has announced that they struck a 'Merkava' tank with a guided missile near the municipality center in Khiyam, destroying the tank and eliminating its crew.

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— / NEW: Yesterday, in need of a media victory, an Israeli infantry force consisting of less than 20 soldiers entered Lebanese territory, passing through the undefended Christian town of Deir Mimas which has no Hezbollah presence, and they 'crossed the Litani River' for 20 minutes at the narrowest point, less than 3.2km from the Israeli border, before returning back to Metula

https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/12799

— / NEW: Hebrew media reports significant destruction in the northern settlements due to Hezbollah attacks, with preliminary figures indicating that approximately 9,000 buildings and 7,000 vehicles have been destroyed or damaged

Kiryat Shmona, Nahariyya, Zar'it, Manara, and Shtula have been named as the most affected areas.

David Azoulai, head of the 'Metula Council,' reported that 70% of homes in Metula were destroyed and that the recovery process will take at least two years.

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Bastardniachu announced ceasefire. What a joke. Let the occupants return to the north and then bombed them mercilessly. That's what they deserve.

— WATCH: Hezbollah has released footage of targeting the Israeli army's command and control center in 'Metula' with drones.

https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/12818

— / WATCH: A Hezbollah drone impacts in Haifa

https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/12817

Middle East Spectator, [26/11/2024 15:28]
— // BREAKING: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces that Israel will accept a temporary ceasefire with Hezbollah in Lebanon, says Israel 'accomplished a lot' in this war

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Middle East Spectator, [26/11/2024 15:33]
— / Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu: 'During this ceasefire in Lebanon, we will focus on the Iranian threat'

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Middle East Spectator, [26/11/2024 15:37]
— // Netanyahu: 'We need this ceasefire to rest our soldiers, replenish our weapon stocks, and focus on Iran'

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I would characterize the ceasefire in Lebanon as a win for Israel, despite its lack of success in making inroads there

Because it relieves it from being pressured by Hezbollah and allows it to concentrate on Gaza. Essentially it's one front less for them, which is what they wanted.

61% of Israelis believe that Israel failed to defeat Hezbollah and Hezbollah won whilst 26% believes that Israel have beaten Hezbollah

https://t.me/ResistanceTrench2/15304

Netanyahu under a barrage of criticism after announcing a ceasefire with Hezbollah

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, following the announcement of the ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah, has been the target of sharp criticism from politicians and domestic media.

The absence of a clear tone in the ceasefire regarding the freedom of action of the Zionist regime army against the Lebanese Hezbollah is one of the provisions that have been criticized.

The officials of the Zionist regime had previously claimed that they wanted to include a clause in the ceasefire agreement that would allow the regime's army to act against Hezbollah in case of a ceasefire violation. Channel 12 of the regime's TV says that the current agreement does not contain explicit provisions in this regard.

Yair Lapid, the leader of the opposition to Netanyahu's cabinet, said that the Israeli cabinet was forced to make this agreement after a year of war with Hezbollah.

He said: "The northern communities have been destroyed, the lives of the residents have been destroyed, the army is tired and at the same time you are pushing desertion laws."

This agreement also has critics from within the cabinet, and Itmar Ben-Gvir, the minister of internal security of the regime, has described it as a "historical mistake that failed to achieve promises"

🟡 Hezbollah targeting of Israeli military bulldozers near the border wall on the southern Lebanese border

https://t.me/ResistanceTrench2/15314

ResistanceTrench mirror, [26/11/2024 17:23]
It seems that Hezbollah targeted strategic bases of the Israeli army, some of which were targeted for the first time.

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ResistanceTrench mirror, [26/11/2024 17:26]
Impacts in the Tamra

https://t.me/ResistanceTrench2/15324

Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc MP Hassan Fadlallah to Al-Mayadeen: We are facing a critical and perilous night, but the occupation will not prevail. This is not an overstatement; it is about a resilient people who compelled the Israeli enemy to agree to a ceasefire. The enemy failed to impose its political terms on our resistance. The document received in Lebanon is not the same as the one that was sent out.

The moment of impacts in Kiryat Shmona

https://t.me/ResistanceTrench2/15326

Middle East Spectator, [26/11/2024 17:18]
— / BREAKING: Large scale Hezbollah rocket barrage south of Haifa

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Middle East Spectator, [26/11/2024 17:27]
— / NEW: Hezbollah ballistic missiles above Hadera, Israeli interceptors active

https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/12834

‍ | Hezbollah expressed doubts about Netanyahu's adherence to the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon

The vice-chairman of Hezbollah's political council on Tuesday night expressed doubts about the commitment of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to a possible ceasefire agreement in Lebanon.

"Mahmoud al-Qamati," the vice-chairman of Hezbollah's political council, told Al Jazeera Qatar: "We have doubts about Netanyahu's adherence to the ceasefire agreement, because we have always been tricked and deceived by him, and we will not allow him to trap us with this agreement."

Tomorrow's government should review the points that Netanyahu agreed to before signing the agreement.

| Violent rocket impact in Kiryat Shmona during Hezbollah’s latest rocket barrage

https://t.me/FotrosResistance/10950

"Israeli" media: A number of rockets have fallen in Kiryat Shmona.

https://t.me/mmirlb/27733

So “Israel” waged a war on Lebanon just to go back to the same agreement the Resistance forced on them in 2006.

Meanwhile, northern settlers, those of whom are willing return, will have to reside meters away from the fighters that humiliated their army in southern Lebanon.

https://t.me/EyesOnSouth/702