✅ Not in thousands but in millions. The child-killer in their medias will not show you this. Instead, they will highlight narratives about “two drug dealers” tearing the posters of martyrs and claim that Iraq and Iran do not want them... Beware of them!

✅ There’s no need to panic or rely on fake or exaggerated news related to Lebanon. We will share verified information. The issue currently revolves around the interrogation and inspection of Iranian planes that landed at Beirut Airport.

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✅ Zio-Saudi terror monger Hadath TV has claimed that Iran is planning to transfer money to Hezbollah via a Mahan Air flight. This report triggered the mobilization of Lebanon’s security services, particularly airport security. The Lebanese Minister of Interior also commented on the matter during the “It’s Time” program, stating that Iranian bags are being searched “bag by bag.”

This raises a critical question: Is it reasonable for Lebanese authorities to act based on instructions or narratives set by foreign media outlets? Such actions not only challenge the sovereignty of Lebanese institutions but also highlight the influence of external agendas in shaping internal policies.

An Iranian diplomat refused to have bags searched upon landing in Lebanon tonight. After a long dispute, Tehran sent a cable to Beirut saying two bags contained documents and cash to pay operating expenses at the Iranian embassy in the country. They were let go per the Vienna Convention.

Meanwhile, foreign media is making waves with the story, and Lebanese masses are gathered outside the airport and Iranian embassy, showing their support for Iran.

This raises a significant question: What is the Lebanese regime offering in return to its people? Iran has shown willingness to support those affected by the war, but the actions being taken by the Lebanese regime show a concerning alignment with foreign powers, further damaging the integrity of Islamic nations and their people. Shamelessness has reached its peak, and the current state of affairs is a exposed example of how deeply broken and manipulated regimes are ruling over the masses in the Islamic world.

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🇱🇧 Report | By Hassan Illaik on X:

This is not the first time that the Lebanese security services have moved, under government orders, to search a plane coming from Iran.

Government orders are issued based on information coming from the Israeli enemy authorities via the Americans and the United Nations.

The government, specifically the Minister of Interior, must pay attention to the fact that enforcing the law and searching at the airport is a duty, but it is not permissible to target one destination, and more dangerously, members of one sect.

Another thing that Bassam Mawlawi must pay attention to, in his capacity as a judge, is that it is not permissible to transform the security services into judicial police that work under the command of the Israeli intelligence services, through the mediation of the Americans, the United Nations, and then the government.

In short, Prime Minister Najib Mikati must balance between the requirements of a ceasefire in the south, south of the Litani, and the minimum (the minimum, no more) of sovereignty and maintaining civil peace.

In short, this means that the government must implement what it is required to do, but it must not go beyond that to transform the state into a client state for “Israel” that uses Netanyahu’s power over a portion of the Lebanese.

I am not saying that searching an aircraft threatens civil peace. Never. This is the state’s right and duty. However, in Lebanon, Israeli orders cannot be implemented under the pretext of implementing a ceasefire.

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🇱🇧 Report | Journalist Hussein Mortada:

“No one is against inspection or procedures, but the humiliating inspection method applied only to the Lebanese arriving aboard the Iranian plane is what we stand against and object to. This is our right, and no one can outbid us on this matter. If some are accustomed to oppression and humiliation, it is rejected in our dictionary. Some efforts to pressure the resistance environment in this way only lead to a state of congestion. Testing our patience is not in the interest of those who bet on the Americans, others, or on the law, rights, and freedom of expression.”

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🇾🇪 Breaking | Yemen launched ballistic missiles towards Tel Aviv and Ben Gurion Airport.

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🇸🇾 Report | US Troops Continue Occupation of Syrian Oil Fields:

Syria’s Oil Minister, Ghiath Diab, has highlighted the ongoing challenge of regaining control over oil wells as US forces maintain their illegal occupation of Syrian oil fields, a practice that has persisted since 2014. Diab described this occupation as “one of the most prominent obstacles” to Syria’s recovery and reconstruction efforts.

The U.S. currently controls 90% of Syria’s oil resources, with an estimated 2,000 troops stationed in the region. While Washington claims its presence is necessary to prevent oil resources from falling into the hands of ISIS remnants, the strategic aims appear broader. A senior Pentagon official has admitted that restricting Damascus’s access to its oil fields is part of a deliberate campaign to pressure the Syrian government by cutting off a key source of revenue needed for rebuilding the country.

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🇸🇾 Report | USA builds a new base in Syria:

Syrian sources reported that the United States has begun building a new military base in the Ayn al-Arab area in the eastern countryside of Aleppo, northern Syria.

Dozens of trucks loaded with military and logistical equipment entered the area under the control of the American-back SDF militia with the aim of establishing a base for them.

Local sources confirmed that American special forces had previously entered the Ayn al-Arab area with the aim of identifying the area to determine a suitable location for establishing a new military base.

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🇾🇪 Report | The Guard Who Was Martyred Simultaneously with Hajj Qassim (r) in the Capital of Yemen:

In the early hours of January 3, 2020, at the same moments when Martyr Hajj Qassem Soleimani (r) was assassinated by the criminal U.S. government at Baghdad Airport, the Islamic Republic of Iran offered another martyr to the land of resistance. Martyr Mostafa Mirzaei was martyred in the city of Saada, Yemen, due to a U.S. missile strike during the unsuccessful assassination attempt on Commander Abdolreza Shahlai.

Martyr Mohammad Mirzaei (r) was a member of the Quds Force of the IRGC, but in his neighborhood, he was known as a skilled calligrapher, a volunteer laborer, and a fair craftsman. No one knew he was a trusted aide of Hajj Qassem and an expert in disrupting the communication systems of Takfiri terrorist groups. Before Yemen, he had actively participated on the frontlines in Iraq and Syria.

According to a statement from the U.S. Department of State, on the night of January 3, 2020, following the assassination of Commander Soleimani in Baghdad, the U.S. military attempted to assassinate Commander Shahlai through a drone strike. The targeted attack on Shahlai’s location in Sana’a, Yemen, failed to kill him but resulted in the martyrdom of Mostafa Mohammad Mirzaei (r). This borderless IRGC guard became the first Iranian martyr in Yemen.

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