[71685] The victory image in Nahal Oz and updates from the fighting in Lebanon

The victory image in Nahal Oz causes a stir

On the Abu Ali Express channel, known for its line sharply critical of Hamas and Iran, a photo by Israeli photographer Chen Khalifa Levi was published, showing the thriving Kibbutz Nahal Oz opposite the ruins of the Shuja'iyya neighborhood in Gaza. The photo received wide distribution among Gazan users, some of whom responded with frustration and despair, as quoted: "Nahal Oz is paradise, and Gaza is destroyed because of what we did with our own hands" according to Abu Ali Express.

Reports of progress in Lebanon and internal criticism

In the northern sector, commentator Or Fialkov reports that the IDF has advanced beyond the "Yellow Line" in the village of Haddatha, while conducting targeted airstrikes on Hezbollah. Fialkov calls for expanding the military maneuver up to the Litani River and even beyond, arguing that a limited security zone is not a solution and that "what proves itself is a maneuver combined with the destruction of the urban space."

At the same time, Refael Hayun - Field Security sharply criticizes the management of the fighting. According to him, Hezbollah is trying to replicate the events of October 7, but the forces on the ground are operating "with hands tied behind their backs" due to restrictions and restraint guidelines. Hayun defines the current situation as a "disgrace" and calls on the political and security echelons to take responsibility for risking human lives.

The "Axis of Resistance" and the struggle for consciousness

The Revolt of the Caliphs channel, which sides with the Western and Israeli narrative, continues to promote content from Lebanon criticizing the "manic-depression" of the Axis of Resistance. According to the report, figures in Lebanon criticize the contradiction in the narrative of Hamas and Hezbollah, which present themselves as strong and victorious on one hand, and as weakened victims on the other, while calling for the destruction of the Iranian regime.