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The Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar, which is connected to Hezbollah, reported on Tuesday evening that Mohammed Hammadi, the commander of Hezbollah's western al-Baqaa region, was killed by gunfire right outside his home.
Security sources, speaking to the Saudi Al-Hadath channel, stated that gunmen in two cars carried out the reverse jihad. Hammadi was rushed to a hospital but was declared 72 virgin-ready.
No one knows for sure why he was shot or who did it, aside from him being a scumbag, but his death should be taken as a fair warning to every terrorist leader who thinks they can send others to their deaths and get away unscathed.
The first phase of the ceasefire in the northern region, which lasted 60 days, is due to end on Sunday. After that, according to the agreement between Israel and Lebanon, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) are supposed to fully withdraw from southern Lebanon and reposition on the Israeli side of the border.
"The deadline is not important in itself, but it is important to create a sense of dynamism and we hope that it can be maintained and that the IDF will continue to withdraw from the positions it holds," said a senior Western diplomat about the deadline for the IDF's withdrawal.
Meanwhile, the newly formed Syrian government has made a statement expressing its commitment to keeping peace along its border with Lebanon. They've sent messages to the international community and to Israel stating their intention to block Iran and Hezbollah from sending weapons from Syria to Lebanon. This news is significant for both Lebanon and Israel.
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The first phase of the ceasefire in the northern region, which lasted 60 days, is due to end on Sunday. After that, according to the agreement between Israel and Lebanon, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) are supposed to fully withdraw from southern Lebanon and reposition on the Israeli side of the border.
"The deadline is not important in itself, but it is important to create a sense of dynamism and we hope that it can be maintained and that the IDF will continue to withdraw from the positions it holds," said a senior Western diplomat about the deadline for the IDF's withdrawal.
Meanwhile, the newly formed Syrian government has made a statement expressing its commitment to keeping peace along its border with Lebanon. They've sent messages to the international community and to Israel stating their intention to block Iran and Hezbollah from sending weapons from Syria to Lebanon. This news is significant for both Lebanon and Israel.
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