SATISH SHARMA - not just Rotigraphy.: Israel wants to do a copy-paste of the 1982 Beirut invasion, claiming that eliminating the party and the resistance can only be done by occupying Beirut and the southern suburbs

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Translated from Arabic

Battles have begun to flare up between the Lebanese resistance and Israel on a large scale

Israel wants to do a copy-paste of the 1982 Beirut invasion, claiming that eliminating the party and the resistance can only be done by occupying Beirut and the southern suburbs

America is afraid of the outcome because it means #Iran will strike Israel again, Hormuz Strait will be locked down tight with the lock and key, all current negotiations will fail, we'll go back to square one, and the situation before April 8

The important thing is the party escalated its operations today against Israel, which announced the suspension of schooling and a ban on gatherings after 60 Israeli towns in the north were targeted within 24 hours.

The resistance shelled a number of Israeli settlements, including the video you folks are seeing with those yellow and blue markings.

A Lebanese FPV drone entered the tent of Israeli soldiers in an Israeli settlement and blew them all up.

These drones were the decisive factor in tipping the scales in favor of the Lebanese resistance and threatening Israeli forces inside what's called the Blue Line, which is the strip Israel occupied in #جنوب_لبنان under the pretext that it's a security belt.

Israeli Channel 15 announces that Nahariya Hospital in the Western Galilee will open its underground complex, and the above-ground hospital will no longer operate from now on.

Israeli media reports waves of migration and evacuation from Kiryat Shmona, reaching 2,500 settlers so far.

This means the war is close to expanding and exploding.

The main reason for this escalation is Israel's occupation of some areas in southern Lebanon and its repeated attacks on civilians, and its failure to adhere to the ceasefire signed on April 8 last, so it's only natural that the Lebanese resistance responds, and that it won't let what happened over the past two years pass without consequence.

What's happening also means a halt to all announced negotiations between the Lebanese government and Israel around some files, including the issue of disarming the resistance.

And this means the return of sovereignty once again to the logic of the resistance within the Lebanese state and the weakening of its opponents after Israel's transgressions and violations, the latest of which were its horrific attacks on Lebanon's history in some cities, including the city of Tyre, where it demolished some historical sites.

And the question now: If Israel in its 1982 invasion of Beirut had military allies inside Lebanon who helped it, and the context of the Lebanese civil war at the time aided and served it, what will it do now when it has no strong military allies inside Lebanon like back then?

This means the transformation of most of the Lebanese people to the resistance, and that Israel's crisis after occupying Lebanon in the eighties will be multiples worse this time, not only because Iran is a military ally of Lebanon today, but because what's happening will create a new local resistance and new segments will join the resistance as soon as they see the Zionists at the gates of their cities.

What used to prevent the transformation of most of the Lebanese people to the resistance in the past was that their areas were divided and sectarianly split against themselves, suffering from the aftermath of the civil war, and governed by the logic of power and submission to the strongest

Now the situation has changed greatly, and Israel has proven definitively that it is the one and only greatest danger now to the Lebanese people.

The image from the targeting video was edited by me for explanation and simplification, and another image Made With Ai