Middle East / Levant

The Lebanese Hezbollah Interactive Map notes that Hezbollah is very public about its social and political activities, but the group goes to great lengths to conceal its covert and illicit pursuits.

Syria announced that it is opening an air support route as well as ground convoys of aid to Beirut.

The explosions not only destroyed the silos, but also damaged two vessels that were off-loading wheat at the time of the blast, plus machinery needed for processing.

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It's not yet clear how the chemicals were detonated. The blasts damaged buildings as far as 10 kilometers away.

“Iran and the Quds Force have begun to advance the exploitation of the civilian maritime channels . . . The Port of Beirut has become the Port of Hezbollah.”

Lebanon is unlikely to accept the offer from the Jewish state.

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On Monday night, SANA reported that Israeli helicopters launched a missile attack on some military points near Quneitra.

"Only a senseless enemy will test Israel… Whoever attempts to hurt the sovereignty of Israel will be answered accordingly."

Condemning Jerusalem for having allowed Jews to pray on the holy site during Tisha B’Av, Amman calls it a “place of worship for Muslims only.”

Meanwhile, the opposition People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran announced on Sunday that the coronavirus death toll in 347 cities across Iran had passed 81,400.

Last week a Hezbollah cell attempted to infiltrate into Israeli territory, but was stymied by IDF soldiers.

The terrorist group had also planned to carry out several large-scale operations in recent years which have been foiled, including bombing Sivand Dam in Shiraz, Imam Khomeini Mausoleum, and the Tehran Book Fair.

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“With the facilities in our possession, we can hit any hostile target at any location in the Persian Gulf region, the Sea of Oman, and the Indian Ocean.”

Residents were told to go indoors.

“There was no shooting from our side; only one side opened fire, and that was the frightened, fearful and stressed enemy.”

Gunfire was exchanged between a Hezbollah terror cell and the IDF, in the Har Dov region.

ISIS has managed to establish their control over the territory in question and even set up roadblocks, forcing people to abandon their vehicles and to cross on foot.

IDF Chief of Staff, Major General Aviv Kochavi, toured the Northern Command on Saturday, received an intelligence update, and met with the top brass.

The Tehran Fire and Police departments both said there was no "explosion" of any kind, and the "fire" resulted from a power line short circuit.

Israel sent Hezbollah what it described as a warning against the consequences of a military retaliation.

Foreign sources say an Israeli drone was shot at.

US President Trump spoke with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman about the king's health, "regional and international developments."

Hezbollah is compelled to respond because of a promise made a year ago by its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, to match any Israeli attack on his agents in Syria with an attack against Israel.

Within Hezbollah they are calling for revenge against Israel.

A missile depot and other weapons warehouses were also destroyed, reported Syrian media.

Professor Ahmad Nofal: “When we liberate Palestine, we will uproot the synagogues and the Jews and throw them into the sea.”