In Lebanon, there are reports of air force attacks on the border crossings "Al-Arida" and "A-Dabusiya" between Lebanon and Syria.
Nasrallah's dollars are gone
Documenting the moments of the attack on the Hizbollah bank branch ("Al-Karch Al-Hasan") in Sidon: the dollars are flying in the air and the residents come to look for the money among the ruins.
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Documenting the moments of the attack on the Hizbollah bank branch ("Al-Karch Al-Hasan") in Sidon: the dollars are flying in the air and the residents come to look for the money among the ruins.
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As the saying goes โLast days are dangerousโ Hezbollah has been bombarded extensively for past 24 hours leading to a ceasefire.
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Forwarded from ืื ืืืื ื ืชื ืืื
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๐ดThree takeaways from Bibiโs statement today:
1) The ceasefire was forced on Israel by the Biden admin by continuing the arms embargo of much-needed arms
2) Big picture: Israel is going after the source - Iran. Full speed ahead after Trump takes office
3) Bibi and Israel are waiting for Trump to take office
1) The ceasefire was forced on Israel by the Biden admin by continuing the arms embargo of much-needed arms
2) Big picture: Israel is going after the source - Iran. Full speed ahead after Trump takes office
3) Bibi and Israel are waiting for Trump to take office
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๐ Report: Hamas says it is "ready" for a ceasefire after the cease-fire between Israel and Hezbollah
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๐จBREAKING: Hezbollah breaches ceasefire agreement as terrorists infiltrate Kafr Kila in southern Lebanon. The IDF responds by firing shots to drive them out of the area. This incident comes just hours after a ceasefire was declared between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Break the agreement NOW
Break the agreement NOW
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Who are those leaders?
French Foreign Minister: Some leaders can have immunity from arrest warrants by the International Court of Justice.
French Foreign Minister: Some leaders can have immunity from arrest warrants by the International Court of Justice.
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Following the statements of the foreign ministers of France and Italy, a legal opinion in Australia claims that the chief prosecutor reserves the right to disobey the arrest warrants against Netanyahu.๐
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The IDF confirmed that it fired warning shots at suspicious persons and vehicles attempting to enter what are still closed military zones in southern Lebanon.
Defense Minister Israel Katz responded by ordering the IDF to deal more harshly with such violations by arresting any suspicious persons, and shooting them if they pose a threat.
Defense Minister Israel Katz responded by ordering the IDF to deal more harshly with such violations by arresting any suspicious persons, and shooting them if they pose a threat.
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Why will Hezbollah never admit defeat?
Here is an interesting angle from a prominent Lebanese surfer, who is involved in social networks (and lives in the United Arab Emirates) on this issue:
Why do ideological fundamentalist organizations never admit defeat, even in the face of obvious losses?
Here are the reasons:
1. Absolute belief in their doctrine: These groups believe they hold absolute truth, and see themselves in a holy or historical battle. Admitting defeat means that their core beliefs may be wrong.
2. Maintaining morale and support: Admitting defeat can undermine team members' morale and weaken their support base. They often present failures as "temporary challenges" or "tests" to keep supporters united and motivated.
3. Propaganda tactics: Many of these organizations rely on strong propaganda, and reframing losses as part of a long-term struggle. This helps maintain popular support and keeps supporters believing in the end goal.
4. Belief in historical continuity: They often see their struggle as part of a larger, long-term goal, believing that victory is inevitable, even if there are temporary setbacks along the way.
5. Fear of internal collapse: Admitting defeat can lead to internal conflicts and loss of trust in leadership, which can cause splits or rebellion within the group. Therefore they prefer denial to maintain internal cohesion.
In short, the refusal to admit defeat is a strategic choice to ensure the survival of the organization and maintain their purpose, even in difficult times.
@AbuAliExpress
Here is an interesting angle from a prominent Lebanese surfer, who is involved in social networks (and lives in the United Arab Emirates) on this issue:
Why do ideological fundamentalist organizations never admit defeat, even in the face of obvious losses?
Here are the reasons:
1. Absolute belief in their doctrine: These groups believe they hold absolute truth, and see themselves in a holy or historical battle. Admitting defeat means that their core beliefs may be wrong.
2. Maintaining morale and support: Admitting defeat can undermine team members' morale and weaken their support base. They often present failures as "temporary challenges" or "tests" to keep supporters united and motivated.
3. Propaganda tactics: Many of these organizations rely on strong propaganda, and reframing losses as part of a long-term struggle. This helps maintain popular support and keeps supporters believing in the end goal.
4. Belief in historical continuity: They often see their struggle as part of a larger, long-term goal, believing that victory is inevitable, even if there are temporary setbacks along the way.
5. Fear of internal collapse: Admitting defeat can lead to internal conflicts and loss of trust in leadership, which can cause splits or rebellion within the group. Therefore they prefer denial to maintain internal cohesion.
In short, the refusal to admit defeat is a strategic choice to ensure the survival of the organization and maintain their purpose, even in difficult times.
@AbuAliExpress
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Nir Debori publishes: The IDF destroyed the secret underground base of Hezbollah for the production of missiles tonight.๐ฅ
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