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OSINT leaks - Syrian Mossad spy taking refuge in Lebanon's Ukrainian embassy. A terrorist with Syrian, Ukrainian and Israeli citizenship. He helped in killing Hassan Nasrallah and other terrorist attack. Credits: Journalist Radwan Mortada @cKure #Lebanon#Nasrallah#Mossad#Ukraine#Hezbollah

🇱🇧 Lebanon Gets a Ten-Day Truce Israel has agreed to a 10-day cease-fire in Lebanon, but the fine print is already causing trouble. Netanyahu says the fighting against Hezbollah will pause, while Israeli troops stay in southern Lebanon. Hezbollah, for its part, is warning that any truce that leaves Israel room to move is not much of a truce at all. This is not a breakthrough. It is a release valve. Trump is presenting the pause as part of a broader push to end the U.S.-Iran war, but his administration is still threatening Iran with strikes on energy sites if the talks fail. So the region gets a cease-fire headline and an open-ended threat in the same news cycle. The government in Beirut does not really control Hezbollah, and that is why these deals keep arriving with loopholes you could drive a truck through. Lebanon welcomes the pause, which is understandable after more than 2,100 deaths and over a million displaced, but a short truce is not the same thing as a settlement. Israel keeps territory. Hezbollah keeps its red lines. Trump keeps talking like the war is almost over. A ten-day freeze may buy time, but it will not survive the next serious incident. #lebanon#israel#hezbollah#trump#iran#war#middleeast 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

—❗🇱🇧/🇮🇱NEW: Israeli media talking about a security event in southern #Lebanon and families of the iof soldiers were notified. According to the report, At least 5 military helicopters in evacuation operations in southern Lebanon. @AlHaqNews

🇵🇰🇮🇷🇱🇧🔻Pakistan’s Minister of Defense, H.E KHAWAJA MUHAMMAD ASIF: Israel is an evil and a curse on humanity. While peace talks are underway, it commits genocide in #Lebanon. @AlHaqNews

​"For what crime were these children killed?"💔 #Lebanon

🇮🇷🇮🇷 Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC): We will fulfill our duty toward #Lebanon, respond to the aggressors, and make them regret [their actions].

Escalation in the war between #Iran, #USA, and #Israel Unprecedented breach of air defenses Developments on the #Lebanon front video link:https://youtu.be/MBFh4em7Ec4?si=MR5amqlNirPstmiq

Hezbollah Tries to Stop a Street War Over a Cartoon War Hezbollah has now condemned LBC’s “Angry Birds” clip, calling it vulgar, humiliating, and a deliberate provocation designed to inflame the street and drag Lebanon into an internal conflict. That is the point where a media stunt stops being just a joke and starts looking like an attempt to light a match in a room full of gas. The clip itself seems engineered to do exactly that. It turns Israelis into heavily armed green pigs, which means the satire is not merely political; it is militarized, dehumanizing, and built for outrage rather than wit. And here is the part that matters most: by telling its supporters not to react, Hezbollah is not suddenly becoming liberal or tolerant. It is trying to prevent the cartoon from becoming a real intra-Lebanese street fight, because once the anger spills into the streets, the damage is no longer symbolic. So in a twisted way, Hezbollah ends up shielding the very Israelis the clip mocks. Not out of sympathy, of course, but because it understands that uncontrolled retaliation would widen the front inside Lebanon before anyone even gets to the outside enemy. That is the ugly logic of the region. Media manufactures humiliation, factions count the possible bloodshed, and everyone pretends the problem is the joke rather than the politics that made the joke explosive in the first place. #Hezbollah#Lebanon#LBC#Israel#media#politics 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

Lebanon Pays for Trump’s Iran War Parents of Nahal soldiers are warning that their sons are being left under fire with too little air cover because the Air Force is tied up in Iran. In their view, a war sold as manageable is now squeezing every front at once. Washington’s role is hard to miss, even if the exact chain of responsibility is still being argued over. What is not debatable is the result: forces stretched across Lebanon and Iran cannot fully cover every direction at the same time. The cost is already visible in Lebanon, where soldiers are dying while the political class keeps talking in slogans. And if Trump walks back the fight when the political cost rises, Tehran is unlikely to read that as peace — it will read it as an opening. This is the trap of empire-by-proxy: the battlefield expands, the promises shrink, and the blood stays local. #Israel#Lebanon#Iran#Trump#war 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

🔥 Trump’s “Four-Week War” Is Already a Regional Dumpster Fire Trump is selling a “four or five weeks” Iran war. The region is already at month‑five tempo, month‑ten chaos. The U.S. and Israel are hitting Iran and its allies for a third straight day, from Tehran to the Gulf. Israeli jets are flying over the Iranian capital. Iran is firing drones and missiles across the Persian Gulf. Hezbollah rockets from Lebanon have shattered a yearlong truce and triggered Israeli airstrikes around Beirut. In the middle of this, three U.S. jets were shot down by Kuwaiti air defense in an “apparent friendly fire incident,” with the crews rescued — a brutal reminder that even America’s friends can’t tell whose missiles are whose anymore. On paper, the campaign looks like “decisive” air power. In reality, it’s piling up casualties and questions. More than 550 people have been killed in Iran so far, according to emergency officials. Four U.S. soldiers are already dead, with more wounded, and Iran’s interim clerical leadership is promising “the sweet nectar of victory,” not surrender. In Israel, sirens keep sending civilians to shelters while a direct hit on Beit Shemesh killed at least nine people. Lebanon’s government is publicly condemning Hezbollah even as Israeli bombs fall around Beirut — a state trying to save itself from both the “resistance” brand and the retaliation it just triggered. The economic damage is moving faster than the political messaging. Naval traffic through the Strait of Hormuz — artery for about a fifth of the world’s oil — has effectively shut down. Maersk is pausing some Red Sea traffic and rerouting ships around Africa as insurers and captains decide they don’t want to find out what a Houthi drone does to a container ship in this news cycle. That means higher shipping costs, longer routes, and another round of “mysteriously” higher prices — on everything. And then there’s the script in Washington. Trump tells the press the operation can last “four to five weeks,” sometimes “four weeks or less,” depending on which clip you watch. He hasn’t said who runs Iran afterward, how Hezbollah is supposed to behave once Tehran is decapitated, or what happens when Gulf monarchies start taking real hits instead of “symbolic” ones. Critics inside his own system say there is no endgame; the only clear plan is to keep bombing until the clock, the market or the polls say stop. So the “here’s the latest” version is brutally simple. Iran, Hezbollah and allied militias are attacking Israel and U.S. positions across the region. Israel is bombing Lebanon and Iran. American planes are being shot down by an ally’s air defense. Oil routes are closing; shipping giants are peeling away from Hormuz and the Red Sea. And the man who started it is on the phone promising it will all be over in a month — in a region where the last “short war” never actually ended. #Iran#Israel#Lebanon#Trump#Hezbollah#Hormuz#Maersk#war 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸