🇱🇧🇮🇱🚨‼️ The IDF struck in Beirut, as they say, the commander “responsible for the murder of Israeli civilians” in Majdal Shams.
The southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital were bombed. pic.twitter.com/T6rf9jEI8N
— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) July 30, 2024
Israel says its Beirut strike killed Hezbollah’s top military commander, who it blames for Golan Heights attack
In a statement, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said “Israeli Air Force fighter jets eliminated the Hezbollah terrorist organization’s most senior military commander” Fu’ad Shukr.
‘Immediate’ ceasefire needed to stop polio in Gaza, health officials warn
Gaza health ministry declares polio “epidemic” without a single case
- A WHO spokesperson has told Al Jazeera that a ceasefire is needed to ensure vaccines reach children as Gaza’s Health Ministry says “immediate intervention” is needed to prevent a polio epidemic from spreading.
- Medical sources in Gaza say at least 33 people were killed in Israeli attacks across the Palestinian territory in the past day.

Houthis Asked for War, and Now They Will Get It
The Houthi Shi’as in Yemen have for the past six months been firing on ships — mostly commercial shipping — in the Red Sea, in an effort to cut off Israel’s maritime lifeline to Asia. They have been wildly successful; almost all of the traffic going from or to Asia via the Red Sea has had to be rerouted around the Horn of Africa.
Now Israel, not for the first time, has shown the West how to deal with terrorist entities. Israel has now delivered — on July 21 — its most devastating blow to Houthi-controlled infrastructure, and if the Houthis dare to respond to by, for example, managing to hit Eilat, the Jewish state will deliver even more severe attacks, including further attacks to render the port at Hodeidah completely unusable, and striking Houthi targets in Sana’a itself, the Yemeni capital that the Houthis seized and have held since the beginning of the civil war, in 2014.





















