Israeli troops retreat under Hezbollah's mortar and MLRS fire.
War in Lebanon
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I'm listening to a great podcast doing a deep dive on things going on behind the scenes to help legalize the automation of selective service.
Israel is taking a beating, and I guarantee the USA will not be allowed to sit it out. These videos really depict how much Israel is in over their heads.
I am hearing more and more that Israel is going to pull out of Lebanon. It appears that this ground offensive has been a failure for them. My guess is they will continue to bomb and kill civilians and wear the people down from a safe location and wait for the USA to be brought in to do the grunt/dangerous work on the ground.
The Syria game plan for Lebanon. Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis have no choice but to hold out until there is a complete two-state solutions and Israel's power in the Middle East is crippled for the long term.
Israel ordered the evacuation of Baalbek - a city of over 80k.
Yup. They are too cowardly to risk their own lives. I actually don't see US troops getting involved anytime soon, but the US will be happy to fund another forever bombing campaign.
"The Israeli Army once again tried to advance towards the village of Khiam in southern Lebanon, after being forced to retreat two times in the past week.
But they retreated again after falling into two ambushes, West and East of the Khiam outskirts.
Evacuation helicopters are now roaming the area, trying to evacuate the dead and wounded under the cover of smoke screens."
From what I've been reading, there's a detention center in the village which makes a good stronghold - concentric walls, thick concrete buildings, watchtowers. They'll have to bomb it to the ground if they want to move forward.
Israeli naval commandos raided northern Lebanon, where they captured an alleged Hezbollah's navy officer.