The Israeli Occupation’s relentless bombardment of southern Lebanon over nearly two years has inflicted unprecedented damage on the country’s agricultural sector through a systematic campaign targeting its vital farmlands.

As reports continue to confirm Israeli incursions into Syrian territory, along with the bulldozing of agricultural land, attention has shifted to the presence and role of Russian forces in the region.

In a provocative move, Israeli Channel 14 featured Iraq's top Shia cleric, Ali al-Sistani, on its assassination target list, raising questions about the channel's motives, closely tied to Prime Minister Netanyahu.

After the “devastating strikes” and Israeli breaches that killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, the party’s supporters have been “negatively affected,” prompting the leadership to adopt a “morale-boosting” rhetoric.

After Hezbollah suffered an unprecedented blow with the assassination of its top military leaders, including Hassan Nasrallah, reorganizing its internal structure has become a priority at this stage, leveraging the military strength it has built in Syria over the past decade.