Hebrew TG channels talk about a report they have, supposedly from the “Sunday Telegraph” newspaper, in which they claim that Hezbollah is storing a large amount of Iranian weapons - including missiles and explosive charges - at Beirut's main civilian airport, the Rafik Al Hariri Airport.

Comment: it is their way to “pre-justify” an attack on the airport.

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Local source:
Heavy shelling on Rafah now

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Update on (https://t.iss.one/warfareanalysis/56046)

The crew evacuated the vessel.

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New York Times:
The U.S. Department of Justice is considering a deal with Boeing that would see it avoid criminal prosecution, appoint a federal inspector to the company to oversee the change in safety arrangements, and in return not be prosecuted.

Note: Boeing is involved in producing weapons.

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More on Boeing (https://t.iss.one/warfareanalysis/56080)

Aero News Journal-Daily Aviation News:
KLM flight KL705 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Rio De Janero (GIG) changed code to 7700 and diverted back to Amsterdam. The flight is operated by a Boeing 777-200ER (Reg. PH-BQB).

Note: the reason is unknown but there are emergency landings almost every day for safety reasons.

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The Telegraph (a UK newspaper) does make the claims Hebrew channels reported on.

They claim to have gotten that information from “whistleblowers”.

Note: it might very well be false, but they did make that claim.

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Haaretz:

The Hebrew X has been flooded over the past few weeks with ads bought by Zion Oil and Gas, an American energy company that is calling for users to buy its shares for a minimum of $250. The deluge comes ahead of an oil exploration venture in the Jezreel Valley in the north, with the first rigs having already been drilled.

The Energy and Infrastructure Ministry is encouraging the exploration, despite Israel's public commitment to reducing its reliance on oil and gas and despite scientists, the World Bank and the International Energy Agency agreeing that further oil exploration should be eschewed around the world.

Zion Oil and Gas isn't just interested in promoting financial interests but also has religious aspirations. Alongside the offer to buy shares, it invites visitors to pray for Israel.

The company was founded in the 1980s by John Brown, an American fundamentalist evangelical Christian who claims he received a prophecy commanding him to help the Jewish people and Israel and to do so by fostering the country's energy independence.

The company has raised a great deal of capital from small investors, many of them American evangelicals who buy shares partly for ideological motives, chief among them a desire to help Israel.

Last September, the company was granted a new oil exploration license on a 300,000-dunam (75,000-acre) area in the Jezreel Valley.

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