Right when Israel needed it*

If you want the best concentrated tomatoes you need the best concentration camp.

Is this good timing? At the height of profits is a great moment to start striking. During a recession they have less bargaining power.

52 violations in the past 24 hours? I cannot even imagine the headlines of how much restraint Israel has if Hezbollah was the violating party.

The lamest of ducks

I remember the last time Israel bombed WCK and said “we squinted real hard and it looked like there was Hamas on board”.

Because those employees were white there was an investigation. It turned out there was no armed person in the vehicle.

AP continues to put those lies in the headlines.

Nothing like quoting genocidal liars every time they kills someone. The good ol “reliable” news.

Fake it till you make enough investor money to hire remote humans

Cause the game is still sold for full price.

Terms dictate Israel is not allowed to fire at them offensively. Only the Lebanese army is.

Iran is the primary arms supplier of Hezbollah. The Lebanon ceasefire almost certainly got signed off by Iran. They do not have full control over Hezbollah, but they have a large say.

Big mistake. No ceasefire violations from Hezbollah so far. Around 18 by Israel since Wednesday.

Agedlikemilk

Don’t make fun of Floorpcoin

Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham gives allegiance to the Syrian Salvation Government, which is an alternative government of the Syrian opposition in the Idlib Governorate.[54][55] While the organisation officially adheres to the Salafi school; the High Council of Fatwa of the Syrian Salvation Government - to which it is religiously beholden - consists of ulema from Ash’arite and Sufi traditions as well.

It’s a hodge podge of any warlord willing to back America. Cherry picking a certain religious faction to blame is a futile effort.

Most of the rebel groups in Syria receive weapons and training from America and Turkey. The American Al-Tanf base which was bombed last year was training Syrian rebels.

The articles contain multiple claims… And all of them are about Israel violating the ceasefire not Hezbollah.

I have not seen any news about that so far. Could you link the report?

The timing is truly mysterious. Trump has not yet taken office, Iran still has a promised attack waiting, and suddenly Hezbollah accepts a ceasefire decoupled from a ceasefire in Gaza. Which was their red line.

I would consider three options of what happened behind the scenes (or a mix of all three)

• Significant concessions made behind the scenes by France and the US (and promise to push for a Gaza ceasefire?)
• Significant threats against Lebanon by France and the US (potential direct strikes from the US and Europe / Sanctions on Lebanon?)
• Hezbollah leadership has been compromised after assassinations of their previous leaders (less likely as they are coupled to Iran which is intact)

Whichever it is, while the ceasefire has only officially been accepted by Lebanon and not Hezbollah, as long as they abide by it while Israel remains in full control the situation is stuck in a weird limbo.

As usual Israel will keep firing and bombing and at one point someone will retaliate, which will be the point at which history starts according to western narratives.

So far

• IDF soldiers shot a journalist

• Israeli tank fires at towns

• Recent rumors suggest a recent Israeli drone struck on a car injuring three

The ceasefire is going great. Expecting reporting on Hezbollah being the party responsible for violating the ceasefire soon if they retaliate.