The UN troops were mandated to keep Hezbollah and Israel out of southern Lebanon.

They allowed Hezbollah to remain, rearm, and to bombard Israel.

They now block Israel from chasing Hezbollah away.

There can only be one conclusion: the UN hates Israel.

Israel is planning the attack in Iran, and preparing for what will come after it: "It will not end when we respond"

🗒️🔴An interesting thought to consider: I know we all want to see a spectacular Israeli strike against Iran's nuclear and oil facilities, but what they will probably do is the more strategic option.

If Israel focuses this set of strikes (there will 100% be more in the future) on crippling Iran's air defenses and ballistic missile infrastructure, a couple of things will happen.

One is that the path for Israeli aircraft to continue strikes will open dramatically. Less dangerous skies mean broader strikes and better freedom of action with more aircraft.

Two, any Iranian response to what Israel does will be significantly diminished. Their ability to launch ballistic missiles is their best weapon against Israel, and if those facilities are damaged or destroyed, that ability will not be as much of a threat.

Again, and I will repeat it until my fingers can't type anymore, EVERYTHING that Israel does is strategic. I'm not saying that considerations about the US elections didn't play a role in this decision, but whatever Bibi decides to do now is taking into account Israel's capabilities (or lack thereof) and his plans for a sustained campaign against Iran.

(Raylan Givens on X)

The bravest woman I know ❤️💪

The Druze are finally taking revenge on Hezbollah for killing 12 of their children during a soccer game at Madjal Shams💪🔥

This is Nora, a Druze Israeli woman who owns a kitchen in Daliyat al-Karmel in northern Israel.

She closed her restaurant but has continued to cook for IDF soldiers in the field and across the country.

Nora's son is also serving in the IDF.

Thank you, Nora. You are a blessing.

(Vivid on X)

Lebanese people are blocking roads to prevent Hezbollah's launchers from crossing into their villages. The Lebanese refuse to become human shields. Lebanon and the Lebanese people are slowly beginning to rise against Hezbollah, and the only reason this is possible is because of Israel. Eventually, the Lebanese Army will have to decide where they stand, either with Lebanon or with Iran. 🇱🇧❤️🇮🇱

THE LEBANESE MILITARY HAS TO JOIN THEM TO UPROOT HEZBOLLAH FROM LEBANON.

ITS ONCE IN A LIFE TIME OPPORTUNITY. 🔥🔥

There are still some leaders in the EU with sense, clarity and moral judgement:

Sweden’s Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson calls on the EU to finally classify the IRGC as a terrorist organization... 🙏💯

The northern entrance to Baalbak, near Almortada Hospital, in the Bekaa region.

@MiddleEastNewsIl

As Israel continues to consider how to respond to Iran’s massive ballistic missile attack nearly two weeks ago, former White House national security advisor John Bolton says it should take what could be the “only opportunity” to wipe out the threat posed by Iran’s nuclear program.

Step in the right direction

We will remember our heroes, forever Israel will remember.🫡❤️🛡🕯🕯🕯

@JewsIsrael

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that while Israel listens to the opinions of the Biden administration regarding Iran, decisions will ultimately be made based on Israel's national interests.

Ismail Kaani, the commander of the Quds Force of the Revolutionary Guards, was seen safe and sound during the broadcast of Iran's state television. This was during a memorial service for Abbas Nilforoshan, a senior commander of the Revolutionary Guards who was eliminated in Lebanon along with Nasrallah, despite rumors that he had also been eliminated.

Despite the circulating rumours, our Mossad agent from the Quds Force, Ismail Qaani, is confirmed to be alive and in good health. In a surprising turn of events, he even consented to taking a selfie with a journalist, adding a light-hearted touch to the situation. 😂