Keegan Fernandes

Int’l alarm grows over third Israeli-Lebanon war with Iran in the offing - The Jerusalem Post https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/article-807588

The Secretary General of the Shia militia in Iraq, the Sid al-Shahadaa' Brigades: The geographical impediment that currently exists on the resistance in Iraq, which attacks the Zionist enemy from a distance of 800 km, will be removed in the event that the Zionist entity attacks Lebanon, then there will be fighting from zero distance with all types of weapons available to the resistance in Iraq. ### Just like it was before the IDF's ground move in Rafah. All the members of the Shiite axis are joining one by one the flute tune of the Iranian boss, who is trying to dissuade Israel from hurting its most precious proxy - Hezbollah. (Abu Ali)

In the summer of 2006, during the second Lebanon war - Israel bombed the runways of Beirut’s airport in 17 places because of arms smuggling. That might be the case again in 2024. Only this time we will also bomb the cargo area that was closed for journalists. We all know what they are hiding there!

⚡⚡The risk of war between Hezbollah and Israel is high this month, as has the risk of their misjudgment of the situation, Politico, quoting an US official Earlier it was reported that mid-July would be the possible date for the Israeli military operation in southern Lebanon. It can now start very quickly! Boost 👁️ @ETReport - End Time Report

As war with Hezbollah looms, concerns over vulnerability of power grid generate unease | The Times of Israel https://www.timesofisrael.com/as-war-with-hezbollah-looms-concerns-over-vulnerability-of-power-grid-generate-unease/

The next phase of Israel's war in Gaza, explained - Vox https://www.vox.com/world-politics/356578/israel-gaza-war-hezbollah-netanyahu-biden-ceasefire

With the tensions heating up, people are looking at the anniversary date of the beginning of the "2006 Lebanon War" to kick off the "2024 Israeli-Hezbollah War." That 34 Day War began July 12, 2006. The very next day in July 13, 2006, Israel effectively down Beirut's Rafiq Al-Hariri International Airport with only 17 Israeli strikes. The airport was being used by Hezbollah to transfer weapons back then. It appears that little has changed with Beirut… Israel is only 17 strikes away from that airport being shut down once again.