Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[Hassan Al-Somal]

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

Al-Akhbar English

Lebanon’s Resistance Launches Record Operations: 10 Killed and 6 Tanks Destroyed in 24 Hours

As of midnight yesterday, the resistance recorded nearly 50 diverse military operations against Israeli forces attempting to breach southern border towns and targeting Israeli troop concentrations in northern settlements. These operations included rocket and drone assaults aimed at Israeli depth, where the resistance inflicted heavy casualties.

Israeli military sources reported a total of 10 soldiers and officers killed, with over 30 wounded, including several in serious condition. Specifically, on Thursday evening, Israeli sources indicated that two officers and three soldiers were killed, and 24 others injured when a mortar shell struck them as they stood near a building following a supply mission. This came just hours after the Israeli army announced that five officers and soldiers had been killed and 6 seriously injured in an ambush on Wednesday evening in the western sector.

Israeli Security Minister Yoav Galant described the day as "difficult", emphasizing the need for national unity in the face of these challenges. In response, the resistance issued 48 statements detailing their operations, which targeted Israeli gatherings in various locations, including settlements like Al-Manara, Al-Malikiya, Kafr Jaladi, and Beit Hillel. A particularly effective strike occurred at the Shomera barracks, resulting in serious injuries to 6 soldiers, along with additional strikes that caused confirmed casualties among the Israeli forces.

Ground combat intensified, with resistance fighters targeting an Israeli force of 12 soldiers on the outskirts of Adaisseh, causing confirmed injuries. The resistance also targeted a military vehicle carrying four soldiers, leading to deaths and injuries among them. Notably, they successfully struck multiple Israeli tanks during the engagements: a "Merkava" tank on the outskirts of Marwahin, which resulted in casualties for the crew; two tanks on the outskirts of Adaisseh; and another tank near the Misgav Am site. The resistance also targeted a "Merkava" tank advancing towards Houla, showering the accompanying Israeli forces with machine-gun fire and rocket-propelled grenades, resulting in additional casualties.

Israeli media, including reports from the official Kan channel and Channel 12, indicated that senior security officials believe the ground operations in southern Lebanon could conclude within one to two weeks, contingent on political and operational considerations. These reports indicate that ground operations might shift focus, potentially targeting other areas in Lebanon or intensifying assaults on Beirut.

In retaliation, Israeli airstrikes targeted southern towns and the Bekaa Valley, with significant airstrikes on residential areas in the southern suburbs.

Full Al-Akhbar report can be found in Arabic here:

المقاومة تسجّل رقماً قياسياً من العمليات: 10 قتلى في 24 ساعة وتدمير 6 دبابات

سجّلت المقاومة، أمس، رقماً قياسياً لعمليّاتها العسكرية ضد قوات العدو الإسرائيلي التي تحاول التوغّل في البلدات الجنوبية الحدودية، أو عمليات إطلاق الصواريخ على تجمّعات قوات العدو في المستوطنات الشمالية، أو حتى استهداف العمق الإسرائيلي بالصواريخ والمُسيّرات. وحتى منتصف ليل أمس، بلغت حصيلة عمليات...

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[Hassan Al-Somal]

Lebanon’s Resistance Prepares for a Prolonged War Beyond “Israel’s” Political Maneuvers

The resistance in Lebanon is preparing for an extended conflict, remaining resolute despite "Israel’s" political and military maneuvers. Lebanon has historically adapted to Israeli tactics, but the ongoing Gaza conflict has underscored a crucial insight: even amid setbacks for the Israeli military, political leaders, especially Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, are unlikely to heed calls for a ceasefire.

The resistance interprets "Israel's" recent rhetoric regarding a potential war with Lebanon through two key perspectives:

Firstly, the Israeli army appears to be under significant strain, as it undertakes targeted strikes that strategically avoid settler-populated areas, focusing instead on military and security infrastructures. This deliberate approach keeps "Israel" in a state of constant anxiety, with air raid sirens and intercepts disrupting daily life across the region.

Secondly, a growing divide is emerging within "Israel" itself. Factions are advocating for a relentless military campaign, while an exhausted military establishment questions its capacity for prolonged engagement. In response, the resistance is adapting its operational strategies to anticipate a drawn-out conflict, aiming to weaken Israeli forces without conceding any political ground, particularly concerning the return of northern settlers.

The escalating toll on the Israeli side is becoming increasingly apparent. Initial enthusiasm has waned as casualties mount, and settlers from Haifa to Tiberias struggle with the chaotic “war routine,” prompting some to relocate southward. Meanwhile, the resistance braces for possible escalations along the border, or even deeper incursions, as they carefully evaluate all potential scenarios. In the absence of international calls for restraint, both Lebanon and Gaza are poised for a protracted confrontation.

Full Al-Akhbar report can be found in Arabic here:

المقاومة تستعدّ لحرب طويلة ولا تقف عند مناورات العدو السياسية

المقاومة تستعدّ لحرب طويلة ولا تقف عند مناورات العدو السياسية

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[Hassan Al-Somal]

🗞 Al-Akhbar Cover Today: Saturday 26
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Stay tuned for today’s articles and reports.

 

[Sami_1]

Who are you fooling?

It is clear that everyone treats you like an idiot. This is your problem. This is our opinion. We do not need to convince people like you. In the end, you have no value, nor do those with you or those who think like you. We asked our duty. Whoever believes you will believe you, and whoever lies will not care about his existence at all.

 

[Khansaheeb]

It is clear that everyone treats you like an idiot. This is your problem. This is our opinion. We do not need to convince people like you. In the end, you have no value, nor do those with you or those who think like you. We asked our duty. Whoever believes you will believe you, and whoever lies will not care about his existence at all.

Psychotic idiot, you need treatment

 

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[FuturePAF]

Indeed, great news!
Let's find some credible news of Israelis withdrawing some troops from Lebanon! I have looked but not easy to find.

They bit off more than they could chew and now have indigestion. On a serious note and slight tangent, with things looking like Trump is going to win, the current middles east war looks like Vietnam in Late 1968. Trump, as like Nixon, won’t want his whole presidency consumed by this war, and we may see him be more “persuasive” on the Israelis than Biden or Harris could ever be. (Obviously for some promise at the expense of the Palestinians, but that will only heighten the war, so it will be short lived stability for Trump and the Israelis).

I’ll save this for a separate thread, but history is echoing in all to familiar ways.

 

[BHAN85]

The fighting is happening in a mostly rural environment, with towns few and far between.

On top of that, unlike Israel, UNIFIL follow strict OPSEC rules.

$50 is the cost of a body camera.

UNIFIL are fully retarded if they dont wear one.

 

[StormOfTruth]

The major operations carried out by the Palestinian resistance groups on Friday, October 25, are as follows:

Al-Qassam Brigades' operations:

• Targeted an Israeli military vehicle with a Shuath explosive device on Al-Qasasib Street in Jabalia Camp, northern Gaza Strip.
• Sniped an Israeli soldier with a Qassam Ghoul rifle in the Razan area north of Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip.
• During a complex ambush, targeted two Israeli military troop carriers with “Al-Yassin 105” and "Tandem" shells, and a "D9" military bulldozer with an explosive device near the Martyr Imad Aqel Mosque, east of Jabalia camp, northern Gaza Strip.

Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades' operations:

• Targeted a "Namer" troop carrier with an RPG shell in the vicinity of Imad Aqel Mosque, east of Jabalia camp, northern Gaza Strip.
• Targeted Israeli soldiers and their military vehicles with 60-caliber standard mortar shells in the Beit Lahia Project market in the northern Gaza Strip.

Al-Quds Brigades' operations:

• Targeted Israeli military command and control headquarters in the “Netzarim” axis with 107mm rockets.
• Sniped an Israeli soldier in the vicinity of the Civil Administration, east of Jabalia Camp.
• Targeted an Israeli military vehicle by detonating a Thaqib barrel bomb planted in advance, in the vicinity of the Indonesian Hospital, northeast of Jabalia camp.
• Targeted an Israeli military D9 bulldozer with an RBG shell that penetrated Al-Sikka Street, east of Jabalia camp, northern Gaza Strip.
• Targeted Israeli soldiers and their military vehicles with 60-caliber standard mortar in the Qasasib area in the middle of Jabalia camp, northern Gaza Strip
• Targeted Israeli military vehicle with two pre-planted "Thaqib" - Barrel-type explosive devices on Beit Lahia Street near the Barawi Station.

Mujahideen Brigades' operations:

• Engaged in fierce clashes with Israeli forces in the eastern Jabalia axis of advance with appropriate weapons.

 

[Alter_Ego]

Lebanon’s Resistance Prepares for a Prolonged War Beyond “Israel’s” Political Maneuvers

The resistance in Lebanon is preparing for an extended conflict, remaining resolute despite "Israel’s" political and military maneuvers. Lebanon has historically adapted to Israeli tactics, but the ongoing Gaza conflict has underscored a crucial insight: even amid setbacks for the Israeli military, political leaders, especially Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, are unlikely to heed calls for a ceasefire.

The resistance interprets "Israel's" recent rhetoric regarding a potential war with Lebanon through two key perspectives:

Firstly, the Israeli army appears to be under significant strain, as it undertakes targeted strikes that strategically avoid settler-populated areas, focusing instead on military and security infrastructures. This deliberate approach keeps "Israel" in a state of constant anxiety, with air raid sirens and intercepts disrupting daily life across the region.

Secondly, a growing divide is emerging within "Israel" itself. Factions are advocating for a relentless military campaign, while an exhausted military establishment questions its capacity for prolonged engagement. In response, the resistance is adapting its operational strategies to anticipate a drawn-out conflict, aiming to weaken Israeli forces without conceding any political ground, particularly concerning the return of northern settlers.

The escalating toll on the Israeli side is becoming increasingly apparent. Initial enthusiasm has waned as casualties mount, and settlers from Haifa to Tiberias struggle with the chaotic “war routine,” prompting some to relocate southward. Meanwhile, the resistance braces for possible escalations along the border, or even deeper incursions, as they carefully evaluate all potential scenarios. In the absence of international calls for restraint, both Lebanon and Gaza are poised for a protracted confrontation.

Full Al-Akhbar report can be found in Arabic here:

المقاومة تستعدّ لحرب طويلة ولا تقف عند مناورات العدو السياسية

المقاومة تستعدّ لحرب طويلة ولا تقف عند مناورات العدو السياسية

www.al-akhbar.com

Exactly what i imagine when the conflict started. This conflict will be ongoing for quite some time. Thats the nature of cinflict with well organized and well trained battle hardened fighters from irregular armies. Hizbollah will continue to be supplied with more weapons and sophistication of these weapons will increase.

 

[That_Guy]

$50 is the cost of a body camera.

UNIFIL are fully retarded if they dont wear one.

$50 is the initial cost. You got to store the data, which costs a shit ton of money.

 

[BHAN85]

$50 is the initial cost. You got to store the data, which costs a shit ton of money.

$5 a 64GB microsd card enough to store 2 full days hd video.

You dont need to store more, only few hours before a Israel demon tries a brave thing.

It's not a money thing, it's a hierarchy thing, they can't do what they want, and orders from the upper part are rotten by USA corruption schemes.

 

[That_Guy]

$5 a 64GB microsd card enough to store 2 full days hd video.

You dont need to store more, only few hours before a Israel demon tries a brave thing.

It's not a money thing, it's a hierarchy thing, they can't do what they want, and orders from the upper part are rotten by USA corruption schemes.

No, it's both. UNIFIL operations aren't like police who only have to turn their cameras on during a few vital times.

Considering the war going on, the cameras would be on constantly.

Also, once one is filled, then another on needs to be bought. Two days of footage is nothing.

 

[BHAN85]

No, it's both. UNIFIL operations aren't like police who only have to turn their cameras on during a few vital times.

Considering the war going on, the cameras would be on constantly.

Also, once one is filled, then another on needs to be bought. Two days of footage is nothing.

Once one is filled, older videos are automatically erased, that's how works all surveillance cameras.

You just need a few previous hours recorded to a incident to see what happens and have a proof of it.

Cars dash cameras are constantly working and everybody can afford it.

It's not a money thing, that is for sure.

It's another darker thing.