Unyielding southern resistance
A Zionist Israeli newspaper reported that despite deploying over 50,000 troops in southern Lebanon, the Israeli military has yet to "capture even a single village."
Yedioth Ahronoth noted that after a month of operations involving five divisions, three times the force used in the 2006 war, Zionist "Israel" has failed to secure any foothold in the area.
We also delve into the pivotal shift within Hezbollah's leadership amid a turbulent battlefield reality.
Following the assassination of Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, Sheikh Naim Qassem has stepped in, reaffirming the resistance's core principles and pushing back against Israeli entity claims of "victory" and political change.
His first address highlights Hezbollah's resilience, challenging Netanyahu's narrative and signaling a new phase in the ongoing confrontation.
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