ISRAEL'S BIG STORIES WEREN'T THE PAGERS

The Quwwat al-Fajr’ involvement in the fighting is believed to be the result of the leadership elections held in the summer of 2022, which saw the victory of the Jamaa’s wing that is close to Hamas and Hezbollah. Following this, the group reemerged in southern Lebanon, an area under Hezbollah’s control where all military operations require approval from the Hezbollah-Hamas joint operations room.

Prior to the emergence of Hezbollah, the Quwwat al-Fajr were among the Lebanese resistance factions actively engaged in confrontations with Israel from 1982 to 1986. However, their significance in the resistance movement waned following the 1989 Taif Agreement, which granted the Syrian regime considerable control over Lebanese political decisions. Subsequent Lebanese governments, under Syrian influence, bolstered Hezbollah's political standing while curbing the participation of other parties—notably Al-Jamaa al-Islamiya—in military confrontations, including those in 2000 and the 2006 war with Israel.

The current involvement of Al-Jamaa al-Islamiya in the conflict is mutually advantageous for both Hezbollah and Al-Jamaa al-Islamiya itself. With the inclusion of a Sunni faction, Hezbollah is now able to legitimize its presence in Sunni villages along the border by showcasing collaboration

Israeli special forces carried out a raid on an Iranian weapons facility in the Masyaf area in Syria earlier this week, according to a number of unconfirmed reports on Wednesday widely reported by Hebrew media.

A series of previously reported alleged Israeli strikes hit military sites in central Syria late Sunday, killing at least 14 people, wounding 43, and sparking fires. Local Syrian media reported at the time that the strikes hit a scientific research center in Masyaf, which has long been associated with the manufacture of chemical weapons and precision missiles by the Syrian regime and Iranian forces.

However, the fresh reports were the first to claim that Israeli troops operated on the ground during the action at Masyaf, which lies about 200 kilometers (124 miles) north of Israel, though only about 30 kilometers (18 miles) from Syria’s western coastline.
TBN TALKS IN DETAIL ON THE IRANIAN CONVOYS OF WEAPONS THRU SYRIA
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