— IDF has gained control of certain areas in southern Lebanon as part of its ground invasion.

— Described by Israel as a “limited-target” operation, the IDF now controls small settlements along the border, either directly or through artillery fire.

— Israeli forces have since withdrawn from Maroun al-Ras, where they had raised a flag after entering the area several days ago.

— According to Hezbollah sources, intense clashes are ongoing along the border from Kafr Kila to Meis al-Jabal, and in the western regions of Qatmoun and Dhayra.

— This is part of Iran's investigation into major security breaches following recent assassinations of key figures.

— The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is investigating how Israel penetrated Hezbollah's senior leadership. Qaani and his team are under lockdown as part of this investigation.

— There are suspicions that senior Iranian commanders may have been compromised.

— Iranian authorities suspect Israeli infiltration of the IRGC, particularly those working in Lebanon. The investigation is also focusing on the movements of Brigadier General Abbas Nilforoushan, who was killed alongside Nasrallah.

— Sources close to Hezbollah believe the security breach is "100 percent Iranian."

— Evidence shows "devastating levels of civilian harm".

— In the first month of the war, Airwars, a British war monitor, found 17 incidents where Israeli footage matched locations of documented civilian casualties. These 17 clips represent 1% of all footage released in the past year.

— More than 400 Palestinian civilians, including over 200 children, were reportedly killed in these 17 incidents.

— IDF released "grainy black and white clips with few details". Captions claimed strikes were targeting Hamas, aimed to present a narrative of a precise and controlled campaign.

A Specific Example: Al-Taj tower strike on October 25, 2023.

— At least 101 civilians were killed, including 44 children and 37 women. Israeli army claimed to target a Hamas tunnel but provided no evidence. No prior warning given to residents.

"Her actions should prompt those who have previously praised her to reconsider their support."

"It is a historic opportunity."

— Countries including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar are particularly worried about the potential fallout from Israeli military actions against Iran.

— They fear that if Israel attacks, Iran may retaliate against Gulf oil facilities, jeopardizing their economic stability and security.

— These Gulf nations have reportedly denied Israel the use of their airspace for any military operations targeting Iran.

Hamas is the Palestinian resistance movement, and Hezbollah is not a threat.

Israel is its own worst enemy. Israeli society has completely lost its mind.

The issue isn’t Netanyahu; it’s the Israeli people, who keep electing leaders they believe will fix their problems.

If the people don’t change their mindset, Israel will eventually destroy itself.