Lebanese Ministry of Health:
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One woman was martyred, and 11 others were injured in a zionist airstrike on a residential apartment in Nabatiyeh, southern Lebanon.

Furtheemore, US-funded occupation warplanes launch a series of intense airstrikes targeting the Ali Al-Taher and Al-Dabsha areas in Nabatiyeh Al-Fawqa, southern Lebanon.

‘Tel Aviv’ billboard reveals zion*st push to normalize ties with Syria, Lebanon

A new billboard spotted in ‘Tel Aviv’ features PM Netanyahu, Donald Trump, and several Arab leaders, including Syria’s Ahmad al-Sharaa and Lebanon’s Joseph Aoun, under the slogan “The Abraham Alliance: It’s time for a new Middle East.” While Syria and Lebanon have no ties with Israel and both have territory under occupation, Israeli officials are publicly marketing them as potential partners. National Security Advisor Tzachi Hanegbi told a Knesset committee that Israel is in “direct daily dialogue” with Syria, while al-Sharaa has acknowledged “indirect negotiations” with Israel.

Hanegbi also named Lebanon as a candidate for normalization, and Israel’s ambassador to the US, Yechiel Leiter, claimed Beirut could join the accords before Saudi Arabia. However, Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam has repeatedly stated that normalization is contingent on the establishment of a Palestinian state. The billboard campaign coincides with rising domestic pressure on Netanyahu, as families of captives in Gaza and opposition leaders renewed demands for accountability just hours after the ceasefire

Certainly, these Lebanese officials eye the ‘Abraham Accords’. Recently, a former MP stated that the Shebaa farms are not Lebanese.

The Lebanese President, the Prime Minister, and other pro-zionist political parties move to create a new narrative to pave the way towards proximity.

They would even concede regarding the rightful ownership of the Shebaa farms and make concessions by giving up Lebanese territory to please the zionist-American entity.

Former MP Walid Jumblatt’s claim that Shebaa Farms are not Lebanese sparked strong backlash from locals, who see such statements as aiding zionist colony. MP Qassem Hashem criticized those who would give up Lebanese land and stressed that surrendering territory undermines national dignity and resistance efforts.

Hashem emphasized that Shebaa Farms’ Lebanese identity is well-documented through land deeds and official correspondences between Lebanon and Syria dating back to the 1940s. He warned that any silence or acceptance of plans to relinquish these lands would be considered a national betrayal and would face accountability.

The Arqoub Sons Association condemned Jumblatt’s remarks, highlighting clear evidence of Lebanese ownership of Shebaa Farms. They warned against narratives claiming otherwise and vowed to resist any attempts to relinquish the territory, affirming it will remain Lebanese.

Al Akhbar