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Israeli PM Office: Hezbollah will pay a heavy price, a price they have not yet paid so far
Death toll rises to 12 with 30+ injured
The only hope that Netanyahu has is to pull in the US and others into his fight but they won't get involved if only because they cannot anymore after decades of wars in the ME that has sapped their strength.
Here is the reason why......Only copy them in terms of science, technology and economy. DO NOT copy their social or cultural norms. There is a REASON why white european families are mass breaking apart and their fertility rates are significantly below replacement levels. There is also a reason why in the west/europe, men of black African descent are mass breeding/procreating with white european women.
At least 9 Israeli settlers killed and 34+ injured in failed Iron Dome interception in occupied Syrian Golan Heights
Israel claims it was a Hezbollah rocket, but others claim it was a failed interceptor missile. Hezbollah officially denies responsibility.
No one gives a fu(k what the Nazi Jews will say or do. The Muslims will do what they need to do to end this evil.Golan missile puts Lebanon on the brink of war... Statements of disavowal and condemnation... Are they enough to stop the response?
07-28-2024 | 00:08 Source : "An-Nahar"
Could the Majdal Shams missile be the trigger for a major war between Israel and Hezbollah after nine months of limited field confrontations, often with red lines and shifting rules of engagement? The reality is that the Israeli response to the launch of a missile on the village of Majdal Shams in the occupied Golan Heights , with the announcement by the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu holding Hezbollah and Lebanon responsible for the launch of the missile on Majdal Shams and threatening that the response to the attack would be very strong, no longer leaves much room for doubt that the Majdal Shams missile will constitute the most dangerous turning point in the course of the confrontations on the Lebanese-Israeli front, such that Israel has begun operational measures for a military response after most of its leaders and officials confirmed that the confrontation with Hezbollah has become a matter of hours.
Consequently, the official denial issued by Hezbollah's war media regarding the launch of the rocket and its announcement that "the Islamic Resistance has absolutely nothing to do with the incident, and we categorically deny all false allegations in this regard" was of no use, as the Israeli army insisted on confirming that Hezbollah launched the rocket at the football stadium in Majdal Shams.
It announced that based on the assessment of the situation and intelligence information, Hezbollah was behind the launch of the rocket, and that the party launched it from Shebaa in southern Lebanon , and that the Israeli army's response would be strong. Fiery bidding ignited in Israel, as the Israeli Foreign Minister announced that "Hezbollah crossed the red line and the response will be based on that" and said: "I asked the Foreign Ministry employees to inform the countries of the world that Hezbollah bears responsibility for what will happen after the Majdal Shams attack." The far-right leader Avigdor Lieberman said that "the one responsible for the killing of many children in Majdal Shams is Nasrallah, and it is time for him to pay the price." Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar said: "We must stop the constant procrastination and strike Hezbollah with a harsh attack. It is time to act." The Israeli Finance Minister went on to say: "Nasrallah must be assassinated in response to the Majdal Shams attack and all of Lebanon must pay the price."
The government, Berri and Jumblatt
The emerging situation has become extremely dangerous to the point that the Lebanese government is trying to prevent the outbreak of war. It issued a statement last night announcing its "condemnation of all acts of violence and attacks against all civilians and calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities on all fronts." It stressed that "targeting civilians is a flagrant violation of international law and contradicts the principles of humanity."
It was also reported that Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri "followed up on the developments of the field situation in the south and for this purpose received a call from the United Nations Special Coordinator in Lebanon, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, during which the Parliament Speaker stressed that Lebanon, whose southern villages, especially the border ones, have been subjected for more than 9 months to continuous Israeli aggression in which the Israeli military machine, with its internationally prohibited weapons (white phosphorus), has not spared civilians, agricultural areas, ambulance crews, or media personnel. Despite these flagrant and explicit Israeli violations of the provisions of Resolution 1701, Lebanon and its resistance are committed to this resolution and to the rules of engagement by not targeting civilians. The resistance's denial of what happened today in the town of Majdal Shams in the occupied Syrian Golan categorically confirms this commitment and its and Lebanon's lack of responsibility for what happened.
According to Israeli media, a missile attack on Majdal Shams in the Syrian Golan led to the death of 11 people and the injury of dozens, most of them children, as a result of the attack on a football field, while the The Israeli ambulance service reported that about 30 wounded, including 7 children, are in critical condition in Majdal Shams.
The former leader of the Progressive Socialist Party, Walid Jumblatt, also issued a statement in which he announced that "in light of the tragic incident that occurred in the town of Majdal Shams in the occupied Golan, the following must be done:
First: To offer our sincere condolences and sympathy to the families of the martyrs who died and to all the people of the occupied Syrian Golan.
Second: Targeting civilians is unacceptable and condemned, whether in occupied Palestine or the occupied Golan, or in southern Lebanon. The history and present of the Israeli enemy is full of massacres that it has committed and continues to commit against civilians without mercy. We call on everyone in Lebanon, Palestine and the Golan to refrain from any slippage or incitement in the context of the enemy's destructive project, as what is required is not to expand the war and to immediately stop the aggression and the firing.
Third: In light of Hezbollah’s statement denying the Islamic Resistance’s involvement in what happened in Majdal Shams, we strongly warn and alert against what the Israeli enemy has been working on for a long time to ignite strife, fragment the region, and target its components. We have previously foiled this project, and as it rears its head again, we are on the lookout for it alongside the resistance and all the resistance fighters who are confronting the Israeli crimes and occupation.”
At night, he announced that Jumblatt received a phone call from the US envoy to the Middle East, Amos Hochstein, who expressed his concern about the developments on the southern Lebanon front in light of the Majdal Shams incident.
The position on Israel
Israeli media indicated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering shortening his visit to Washington following the Majdal Shams incidents, as he is receiving updates and holding consultations regarding the incident, and that Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant is holding security consultations with army leaders and security services. Israeli media reported that Netanyahu had obtained US approval to launch a military operation against Lebanon before the Majdal Shams incident.
The Defense Minister threatened, “We will strike Hezbollah.” “Everywhere we need to hit it,” Israeli Defense Ministry sources were quoted as saying, “there will be a response in the north that we have not seen in the war so far.”
Reuters quoted UNIFIL as saying that it is in contact with the Lebanese and Israeli authorities regarding the Majdal Shams incident in an effort to maintain calm.
All of this was preceded by a significant development when Hezbollah launched drones towards the Karish gas field for the first time since the start of the confrontations. The Israeli army announced that an Israeli naval missile ship intercepted a drone that entered Israeli economic waters from Lebanese territory. Israeli media reported that the drone coming from Lebanese airspace, which was shot down by a warship in cooperation with the Israeli Air Force, was heading towards the Israeli Karish gas field in the Mediterranean, and is likely to be an intelligence mission. In turn, the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper said that it is suspected that a drone was launched from Lebanon towards the Karish field platform, while it was not clear whether it was booby-trapped or for reconnaissance.
The southern front also flared up in the afternoon hours, after the Israeli warplanes launched a violent raid on the town of Kfar Kela, which resulted in the deaths of four Hezbollah members. Hezbollah mourned its members: Ahmed Hekmat Musa "Dhu al-Fiqar", born in 1999 from the city of Tripoli and a resident of the town of Ali al-Nahri in the Bekaa, Mustafa Marish "Mahdi Yaghi", born in 1993 from the Bashoura area, Naim Ali Farhat "Malak", born in 1991 from the town of Beit Shama in the Bekaa, and Hassan Hilal al-Saidi "Ali al-Hadi", born in 1993 from the town of Toul.
The party announced that "in response to the targeting of Kfar Kila, we bombed the headquarters of the Hermon Brigade in the Ma'ale Golani barracks with Katyusha rockets. It also announced targeting a building where soldiers are positioned in the Manara settlement. It also announced targeting espionage equipment at the Samaka site and a technical espionage system at the Manara site and the deployment of soldiers in its vicinity with suicide drones."
صاروخ الجولان يضع لبنان على أبواب الحرب... بيانات التبرّؤ والإدانة… هل تكفي لوقف الرد؟
هل يكون صاروخ مجدل شمس المفجّر للحرب الكبيرة بين إسرائيل و'حزب الله' بعد تسعة أشهر من المواجهات الميدانية المحدودة غالباً بخطوط حمر وقواعد اشتباك متحركة ؟ الواقع أنّ الردّ الإسرائيلي على إطلاق صاروخ على قرية مجدل شمس في الجولان المحتل بإعلان مكتب رئيس الوزراء الإسرائيلي بنيامين نتنياهو تحميله...www.annahar.com
You read Al Nahar too , y3ne int 3rbe twaal alwaqtGolan missile puts Lebanon on the brink of war... Statements of disavowal and condemnation... Are they enough to stop the response?
07-28-2024 | 00:08 Source : "An-Nahar"
Could the Majdal Shams missile be the trigger for a major war between Israel and Hezbollah after nine months of limited field confrontations, often with red lines and shifting rules of engagement? The reality is that the Israeli response to the launch of a missile on the village of Majdal Shams in the occupied Golan Heights , with the announcement by the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu holding Hezbollah and Lebanon responsible for the launch of the missile on Majdal Shams and threatening that the response to the attack would be very strong, no longer leaves much room for doubt that the Majdal Shams missile will constitute the most dangerous turning point in the course of the confrontations on the Lebanese-Israeli front, such that Israel has begun operational measures for a military response after most of its leaders and officials confirmed that the confrontation with Hezbollah has become a matter of hours.
Consequently, the official denial issued by Hezbollah's war media regarding the launch of the rocket and its announcement that "the Islamic Resistance has absolutely nothing to do with the incident, and we categorically deny all false allegations in this regard" was of no use, as the Israeli army insisted on confirming that Hezbollah launched the rocket at the football stadium in Majdal Shams.
It announced that based on the assessment of the situation and intelligence information, Hezbollah was behind the launch of the rocket, and that the party launched it from Shebaa in southern Lebanon , and that the Israeli army's response would be strong. Fiery bidding ignited in Israel, as the Israeli Foreign Minister announced that "Hezbollah crossed the red line and the response will be based on that" and said: "I asked the Foreign Ministry employees to inform the countries of the world that Hezbollah bears responsibility for what will happen after the Majdal Shams attack." The far-right leader Avigdor Lieberman said that "the one responsible for the killing of many children in Majdal Shams is Nasrallah, and it is time for him to pay the price." Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar said: "We must stop the constant procrastination and strike Hezbollah with a harsh attack. It is time to act." The Israeli Finance Minister went on to say: "Nasrallah must be assassinated in response to the Majdal Shams attack and all of Lebanon must pay the price."
The government, Berri and Jumblatt
The emerging situation has become extremely dangerous to the point that the Lebanese government is trying to prevent the outbreak of war. It issued a statement last night announcing its "condemnation of all acts of violence and attacks against all civilians and calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities on all fronts." It stressed that "targeting civilians is a flagrant violation of international law and contradicts the principles of humanity."
It was also reported that Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri "followed up on the developments of the field situation in the south and for this purpose received a call from the United Nations Special Coordinator in Lebanon, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, during which the Parliament Speaker stressed that Lebanon, whose southern villages, especially the border ones, have been subjected for more than 9 months to continuous Israeli aggression in which the Israeli military machine, with its internationally prohibited weapons (white phosphorus), has not spared civilians, agricultural areas, ambulance crews, or media personnel. Despite these flagrant and explicit Israeli violations of the provisions of Resolution 1701, Lebanon and its resistance are committed to this resolution and to the rules of engagement by not targeting civilians. The resistance's denial of what happened today in the town of Majdal Shams in the occupied Syrian Golan categorically confirms this commitment and its and Lebanon's lack of responsibility for what happened.
According to Israeli media, a missile attack on Majdal Shams in the Syrian Golan led to the death of 11 people and the injury of dozens, most of them children, as a result of the attack on a football field, while the The Israeli ambulance service reported that about 30 wounded, including 7 children, are in critical condition in Majdal Shams.
The former leader of the Progressive Socialist Party, Walid Jumblatt, also issued a statement in which he announced that "in light of the tragic incident that occurred in the town of Majdal Shams in the occupied Golan, the following must be done:
First: To offer our sincere condolences and sympathy to the families of the martyrs who died and to all the people of the occupied Syrian Golan.
Second: Targeting civilians is unacceptable and condemned, whether in occupied Palestine or the occupied Golan, or in southern Lebanon. The history and present of the Israeli enemy is full of massacres that it has committed and continues to commit against civilians without mercy. We call on everyone in Lebanon, Palestine and the Golan to refrain from any slippage or incitement in the context of the enemy's destructive project, as what is required is not to expand the war and to immediately stop the aggression and the firing.
Third: In light of Hezbollah’s statement denying the Islamic Resistance’s involvement in what happened in Majdal Shams, we strongly warn and alert against what the Israeli enemy has been working on for a long time to ignite strife, fragment the region, and target its components. We have previously foiled this project, and as it rears its head again, we are on the lookout for it alongside the resistance and all the resistance fighters who are confronting the Israeli crimes and occupation.”
At night, he announced that Jumblatt received a phone call from the US envoy to the Middle East, Amos Hochstein, who expressed his concern about the developments on the southern Lebanon front in light of the Majdal Shams incident.
The position on Israel
Israeli media indicated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering shortening his visit to Washington following the Majdal Shams incidents, as he is receiving updates and holding consultations regarding the incident, and that Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant is holding security consultations with army leaders and security services. Israeli media reported that Netanyahu had obtained US approval to launch a military operation against Lebanon before the Majdal Shams incident.
The Defense Minister threatened, “We will strike Hezbollah.” “Everywhere we need to hit it,” Israeli Defense Ministry sources were quoted as saying, “there will be a response in the north that we have not seen in the war so far.”
Reuters quoted UNIFIL as saying that it is in contact with the Lebanese and Israeli authorities regarding the Majdal Shams incident in an effort to maintain calm.
All of this was preceded by a significant development when Hezbollah launched drones towards the Karish gas field for the first time since the start of the confrontations. The Israeli army announced that an Israeli naval missile ship intercepted a drone that entered Israeli economic waters from Lebanese territory. Israeli media reported that the drone coming from Lebanese airspace, which was shot down by a warship in cooperation with the Israeli Air Force, was heading towards the Israeli Karish gas field in the Mediterranean, and is likely to be an intelligence mission. In turn, the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper said that it is suspected that a drone was launched from Lebanon towards the Karish field platform, while it was not clear whether it was booby-trapped or for reconnaissance.
The southern front also flared up in the afternoon hours, after the Israeli warplanes launched a violent raid on the town of Kfar Kela, which resulted in the deaths of four Hezbollah members. Hezbollah mourned its members: Ahmed Hekmat Musa "Dhu al-Fiqar", born in 1999 from the city of Tripoli and a resident of the town of Ali al-Nahri in the Bekaa, Mustafa Marish "Mahdi Yaghi", born in 1993 from the Bashoura area, Naim Ali Farhat "Malak", born in 1991 from the town of Beit Shama in the Bekaa, and Hassan Hilal al-Saidi "Ali al-Hadi", born in 1993 from the town of Toul.
The party announced that "in response to the targeting of Kfar Kila, we bombed the headquarters of the Hermon Brigade in the Ma'ale Golani barracks with Katyusha rockets. It also announced targeting a building where soldiers are positioned in the Manara settlement. It also announced targeting espionage equipment at the Samaka site and a technical espionage system at the Manara site and the deployment of soldiers in its vicinity with suicide drones."
صاروخ الجولان يضع لبنان على أبواب الحرب... بيانات التبرّؤ والإدانة… هل تكفي لوقف الرد؟
هل يكون صاروخ مجدل شمس المفجّر للحرب الكبيرة بين إسرائيل و'حزب الله' بعد تسعة أشهر من المواجهات الميدانية المحدودة غالباً بخطوط حمر وقواعد اشتباك متحركة ؟ الواقع أنّ الردّ الإسرائيلي على إطلاق صاروخ على قرية مجدل شمس في الجولان المحتل بإعلان مكتب رئيس الوزراء الإسرائيلي بنيامين نتنياهو تحميله...www.annahar.com