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The latest aggression came early on Thursday, as Al-Manar correspondent reported that the zion¿st occupation warplanes struck residential homes in the southern towns of Mahrounah, Jbaa, Baraachit, and Al-Majadel, leaving several houses in ruins.

The attacks came just one day after a negotiating session between Lebanese and zion¿st enemy representatives within the Mechanism Committee, attended by former ambassador Simon Karam as Lebanon’s civilian delegate.

Earlier, Israeli drones dropped stun grenades near fishermen off the coast of Naqoura and in the town of Adaisseh, raising tensions across the southern coastal and inland areas.

Throughout the day, hostile Israeli drones continued to hover at low altitude over Beirut and its suburbs since early morning, with intensified flights reported above the Grand Serail during the cabinet session.

Al-Manar correspondent also confirmed sustained drone activity over the eastern mountain range and surrounding villages, reflecting a continuing escalation in aerial violations of Lebanon’s sovereignty.

Mahrounah Municipality Condemns the Assault
The municipality of Mahrounah strongly condemned the attack on one of the town’s homes in a densely populated residential neighborhood, describing it as “a clear and deliberate assault on the safety of civilians, their families, and their property.”

In an official statement, the municipality said, “Targeting safe homes within residential areas constitutes a flagrant violation of humanitarian law and international norms and an attempt to sow fear and panic among our citizens.”

“This brutal attack has saddened and angered the people of Maharounah, but it has not—and will not—break their resolve or undermine their resilience. Such cowardly assaults only strengthen our attachment to our land, our determination to remain, and our commitment to defending our town by all available and legitimate means,” the municipality added.

Source: Al-Manar Website

Drone footage reveals the extensive destruction in southern Lebanon after more than a year of relentless zionist attacks.

zion¿st Channel 14 reports that US Special Envoy, Morgan Ortagus, had suggested zion¿st colony to bomb the funeral procession of martyred Hezbollah Secretary-General Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah at Beirut’s Sports City Stadium.

zionist Channel 14 political correspondent Tamir Morag has revealed that US envoy Morgan Ortagus, prior to the funeral of Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, suggested to “israeli” officials to bomb the funeral ceremony in Sports City in Beirut, despite thousands of participants at the time.

The alleged pretext was to target Hezbollah leaders and elected officials.

The white man, who repeatedly visited the region who’s inhabitants he preferably calls the “uncivilised.”

US Envoy Tom Barrak, whos name came in touch with the Epstein Files, delivers a hand written note and picture from US President Trump to President of Syria’s HTS terrorists Abu Mohammed Al-Jolani, reading ‘Ahmed you will be a great leader — and the US will help’.
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US President Donald Trump has launched a xenophobic tirade against Somali immigrants, calling them “garbage” that should be sent back home, as federal authorities prepare expanded deportation operations targeting the Somali community in Minnesota.

Trump made the provocative remarks during a cabinet meeting on Tuesday, claiming that Somali immigrants are “contributing nothing” to the United States and that they should be sent back to their home country in Africa which he described as “stinking” and “no good for a reason.”

“They contribute nothing. I don’t want them in our country, I’ll be honest with you. We’re going to go the wrong way if we keep taking in garbage into our country,” he said, referring to Somali immigrants.

The US president also attacked Ilhan Omar, a Somali-born congresswoman representing Minnesota’s 5th congressional district since 2019, calling her “garbage” and arguing that accepting more Somali immigrants would send the US “the wrong way.”

Trump also claimed that Somalis “complain” despite coming from “hell” and insisted they should “go back” and fix their country.

“These are people who do nothing but complain. They complain, and from where they came from, they got nothing … When they come from hell and they complain and do nothing but bitch, we don’t want them in our country. Let them go back to where they came from and fix it,” he added.

The New York Times reported on Tuesday that the Trump administration is escalating immigration enforcement in the Minneapolis–St Paul area—home to the nation’s largest Somali community—by deploying “strike teams” of roughly 100 ICE and federal agents focused on Somalis with final deportation orders.

Other outlets, including the Associated Press, confirmed the plan. The push follows right-wing attention on several fraud cases involving some Somali residents accused of falsely obtaining reimbursements for services such as meals, medical care, housing, and autism support.

The White House has previously threatened to end temporary protected status for Somali nationals, calling Minnesota a “hub” of fraudulent financial activity.

On Monday, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said his department would investigate claims that Minnesota taxpayer funds were diverted to the militant group al-Shabaab, which is active in Somalia, citing a right-wing media report.

In response to what they called “credible reports” of intensified enforcement, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and city officials affirmed their support for the Somali community, stressing that local police do not participate in immigration operations and receive no advance notice of them.

Frey warned that targeting Somalis risks violating due process and could lead to the detention of US citizens “for no other reason than they look Somali.”

“To our Somali community, we love you and we stand with you. That commitment is rock solid,” her stressed.

The Midwestern state is home to about 80,000 Somalis, most of whom are citizens or legal residents.

Trump moves to void Biden-era documents over autopen use

Additionally, Trump stressed on Tuesday that he is nullifying all documents, including pardons, that he said former president Joe Biden signed with an autopen, an unprecedented attempt to undo a predecessor’s actions on a legally shaky basis.

The autopen, used for decades by presidents of both parties for routine or high-volume signatures, is widely accepted as legally valid, and experts note that neither the Constitution nor federal law requires a president to hand-sign documents or pardons.

There is also no legal mechanism allowing one president to overturn another’s pardons. This is while Trump and his supporters have promoted unfounded claims that Biden’s use of the device invalidates his decisions, though it remains unknown whether Biden used an autopen for pardons.

“Anyone receiving ‘Pardons,’ ‘Commutations,’ or any other Legal Document so signed, please be advised that said Document has been fully and completely terminated, and is of no Legal effect,” Trump wrote on his Truth Social.

This move, however, would not affect Hunter Biden’s pardon, which is known to have been hand-signed.

Biden issued pardons for family members to shield them from politically driven investigations and granted commutations, including for nonviolent drug offenders. Other notable pardons covered figures such as Mark Milley, January 6 committee members, and former Republican representatives Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger.

Trump, whose combative style often targets his rivals, has repeatedly attacked Biden for using an autopen to sign official documents during his presidency.

The US president’s effort defies long-standing precedent dating back to Thomas Jefferson-era signature devices and Justice Department guidance under George W. Bush affirming autopen signatures as legally equivalent.

Legal scholars have already emphasized that pardons do not even need to be written.

PressTV report

The UN General Assembly passes a resolution demanding zion¿st colony to withdraw from Syria’s Golan Heights, with 123 votes in favor, 7 against and 41 abstentions.

Why now? This vote could have been submitted when the Assad Gov was ruling.

Contrary to Jolani of the Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham terrorists who bows to the zionist-american entity, Al Assad and the senior, Hafes, were genuinely interested in the liberation of the Golan Hights.

Most certainly, this UN vote is non-binding, and no Chapter V of the UN charter will be anected.

A CNN investigation has uncovered and documented an incident in which a zion¿st military bulldozer was used to bury the body of a Palestinian man in the Gaza Strip, an act that international law experts state violates fundamental humanitarian protocols for handling the dead during conflict.

The investigation, utilizing high-definition video footage, satellite imagery analysis, and interviews with officials and legal experts, centers on events near the Zikim crossing in northern Gaza. The key video evidence shows a body wrapped in white cloth being dragged across the ground by a bulldozer, which then buries it under sand. Minutes later, a team from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) arrives, exhumes the body, and places it in a bag.



Conflicting Accounts and an Organized Operation

While Israeli sources told CNN the activity was part of an intelligence operation to locate and recover the remains of Israeli soldiers killed during the war, they provided no explanation for the presence of the Palestinian civilian’s body or the rationale for its preliminary burial. The ICRC stated it had no prior knowledge the body had been buried before its arrival and that its role was strictly limited to receiving remains reportedly “found” at the site, with no involvement in the excavation method.

CNN’s geolocation and analysis of satellite imagery confirmed the site’s location near the Zikim crossing and showed Israeli engineering units operating there for days, indicating an organized military operation rather than a spontaneous event. The area had previously been crowded with civilians awaiting aid, raising concerns that other bodies may be present.



Experts Cite Clear Violations of International Law

Military and legal analysts consulted by CNN uniformly criticized the actions depicted. They noted that the procedure—burying a body with a bulldozer only to exhume it moments later—is entirely inconsistent with standard forensic protocols for recovering remains, which require meticulous documentation, careful handling, and coordination with humanitarian organizations.

Two experts in international humanitarian law stated that using a bulldozer to bury a body without documenting its identity, the cause of death, or the location constitutes a clear breach of the Geneva Conventions. These rules mandate detailed recording of such information and notification to families. One observer described the scene as showing a “complete disregard for humanitarian standards,” while rights experts warned such practices could amount to grave violations of international law, particularly if done without genuine operational necessity.

Pain Compounded for Families of the Missing

The investigation included testimony from Palestinian officials who suggested the Israeli forces may have been attempting to “create the impression” of soldier remains at the site or to obscure evidence of prior killings. Furthermore, it highlighted the anguish of families of missing Palestinians in Gaza, who fear the remains of their loved ones are being moved or anonymously buried. For them, the footage has intensified their pain and deepened unanswered questions about the fate and final resting places of the deceased.

The findings present serious questions about the military’s procedures for handling human remains and its adherence to international legal obligations during the conflict in Gaza.

Al Manar report

zion¿st enemy went ahead with attacks in south Lebanon on Tuesday, in violation of the ceasefire which ended the brutal Israeli war on Lebanon in late 2024.

A zion¿st occupation glider dropped three sound bombs over Ras Naqoura coast, South Lebanon, according to Al-Manar reporter, who added that the Zionist artillery targeted the area between Beit Leef and Ramya, South Lebanon.

This morning, an enemy drone dropped a sound bomb near fishermen off the coast of Ras al-Naqoura, causing panic among civilians working in the border coastal area, Al-Manar correspondent reported.

Earlier, our reporter said that an Israeli quadcopter dropped explosives on a house in the southern border town of Aitaroun.

The attack on a house in Al-Mattait Neighborhood, took place after midnight on Monday, according to our correspondent.

The attacks on Tuesday were preceded by other zionist violations on Monday, when the outskirts of Kfar Shouba and Shebaa as well as Bastara Farm came under machine gunfire by Israeli enemy forces stationed in Radar, Sammaqa and Ramtha.

Source: Al-Manar English Website