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Reekado Banks, Seyi Vibez & Del B - Fakosi Lyrics

Reekado Banks, Seyi Vibez & Del B - Fakosi Lyrics

Reekado Banks, Seyi Vibez & Del B - Fakosi Lyrics

Duru mo mi Omo duru mo mi tonight Je ka do something tonight Omo lomo yen Ton jo disco O Fakosi, o Fendi Mi o wo kito Omo gan lomo yen Mo de je se yen O Fakosi, o wo Fendi Mi o wo kito Won ran ju wan ran Ju Nibo lori wa nibo lo ti wa Won a dele ma gbo, won a dele ma gba Guarantee guarantee Beautiful, o tun shano Mmm mmm Bad belle enemies, won’t let me drink water drop cup eh Won tu ti soro mi Put it inside your tea make you drink am oo Captivating captivating Bad girl, omo did not come to play She no come to play Uh awon lon sere Omo lomo yen Ton jo disco O Fakosi, o Fendi Mi o wo kito Omo gan lomo yen Mo de je se yen O Fakosi, o wo Fendi Mi o wo kito Guaranteed guarantee Ikorodu touchdown yankee Talk to me nicely Mo ko pop, ko fuji Competi competi Do I look like I am 30 Ade ori okin Won dele ma gbo won a dele ma gba Iyonu Olorun (everyday ) Iyonu olorun (everyday ) Iyonu olorun (dance to my disco ) Omo lomo yen Ton jo disco O Fakosi, o fendi Mi o wo kito Omo gan lomo yen Mo de je se yen O Fakosi, o wo Fendi Mi o wo kito Boya ka fagbo bi Fela Awon kan fa cigar Won jo won bend down Ela oju kan Ela Stream Read the full article

[rustystars]

oh he's naked

[donttouchmylasagna]

I already had time to want to see these two together.                                    

[ilcontephotography]

Gulf Bank headquarters, by Jean-Robert Delb (1969-1974).

Kuwait City, Kuwait.

© Roberto Conte (2023)

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[athena5898]

An Al-Mayadeen correspondent breaks down into tears following the IOF's massacre in Ain Al-Delb (https://t.me/RNN_Backup/59094), east of Saida in southern Lebanon, where over 24 martyrs ascended and 29 are wounded.

The targeted residential area housed displaced citizens from the south.

"The children are in pieces. This is the reality of 'israel'… 'Israel' does not target the resistance; it targets civilians."

[melhindips]

Day 359

🇺🇸 WP: Israel likely used US-made 2,000-pound “bunker-buster” bombs in Friday’s Beirut attack — this is illegal under the Geneva Conventions

🇱🇧‼️ Ongoing Israeli bombings across Lebanon kill 84+. Victims incl. 14 medics in 2 days

🇱🇧 Israel bombs Dahiyeh again & for 1st time expanded Beirut attacks beyond Dahiyeh to the Kola neighborhood, striking an apartment, killing 2 & injuring others

🇱🇧 Attacks on buildings in Ain al-Delb massacred 32

🇱🇧 Strikes on Bekaa kill 21 & injure 47

🇵🇸 28+ Palestinians killed in Gaza today

🇾🇪‼️ IOF warplanes bomb Yemen’s oil tanks, airport & seaport in Hodeidah & Ras Isa killing 4 & injuring 29

🇵🇸 IOF attack on school shelter in Beit Lahiya (north) kills 4 Palestinians, injures 15. Other attack killed 1 & injured many in same area. IOF attacks kill in on Jabalia (north) & 1 in Nuseirat (central)

🇵🇸 IOF bombs home in Al-Sha’biya junction in Gaza City (north) killing 3 & injuring many

🇵🇸 IOF bombs home in Deir al-Balah (central) killing mom & child

🟡 Hezbollah fires rocket salvo at occupied Safad, Haifa. Claims it hit IOF infrantry force. Senior Hezbollah commander & Iranian commander killed

🇮🇶 Iraqi group claims drone attacks on Eilat colony

🇵🇸 West Bank: IOF injures 6, incl. 1 in critical condition during Tubas raid, arresting 1 while receiving medical aid. IOF closed checkpoint in northeast Bethlehem restricting movement. IOF also raids Nablus & Qalqilya. Resistance fighters clash w/ invading IOF

🌾 WFP launches food aid campaign for 1 million people in Lebanon

[luulapants]

look into the name Declan for me?? enable my brainrot akldfjgh

Let the brainrot flourish! Declan, as your The Raven Cycle fandom source material would suggest to you, is an Irish name. It's remained relatively unchanged since Old Irish (Declán).

According to vetted sources, the origin is unknown, but -án is a diminutive suffix used in many Old Irish boys' names. That leaves us with a mysterious undefined root, 'decl.' Other -án-suffixed names show us that it's used after both nouns (Cúán = cú 'hound, wolf' + án = 'little wolf, little hound') and adjectives (Senán = sen 'old' + án = 'little old one'), as well as some combinations (Caíndelbán = caín 'handsome' + delb 'image' + án = a handsome little sight).

It's possible the word the name is based on was archaic by the time of its first recording, but looking at Old Irish glossaries, I can make some wild speculations. I'm starting with the 'cl' ending, because it's not a consonant cluster that exists at the end of Old Irish words. That suggests the original word likely changed, dropping a vowel either after or between those consonants. Clú, meaning 'fame' immediately sticks out as both a common name theme, meaning-wise, and a viable phonological origin. From there, I see a prefix, deg-, meaning 'well-,' which is promising because when a voiced velar plosive 'g' is placed before a voiceless velar plosive 'c' (pronounced 'k'), they almost always combine. The pre-Anglicized Modern Irish version of Declan is, in fact, transcribed with a 'g' instead of a 'c'! This would give deg+clú+án, pronounced 'deh-klahn' or 'dehg-lahn' the meaning 'little well-famed one.'

I think that fits Declan Lynch pretty well, don't you?

As for its history, Declán of Ardmore was a 5th century Irish Christian saint who was notable for converting the Déisi, a social class in southern Ireland. These pre-Patrician saints are often overshadowed by St. Patrick, so the following of St. Declan is fairly regionally restricted to County Waterford in Munster.

As a side note, Wikipedia's disambiguation page says, without a source cited, that the name is believed to mean 'man of prayer' or 'full of goodness.' I can find no evidence of an Old Irish word 'prayer' which would support the first meaning. The second could be supported by the Old Irish dag- 'good,' but there's nothing to support 'man' and the exclusion of the diminutive leads me to believe this is a meaning contrived without evidence by the Catholic Church, which they did with several saints' names throughout history.

Irish baby name records only go back to the 1960s, but Declan was in the top 25 most popular names from the start of records start until the late '70s, when a slow decline began. Ireland only tracks the top 100 names, so it's probably still fairly popular, but it did drop out of the top 100 in 1999.

In the US, on the other hand, Declan has seen a skyrocketing increase in popularity from around the same time - 1998. It shot from below the top 1000 to within the top 500 by 2001, the top 200 by 2011, and peaked at 95th in 2019. It's ranked at 390 in the UK, which is the lowest it's been since the 1990s, and is fairly popular elsewhere in the Anglosphere.

I've seen a few movies credited with the rise in US popularity, but none seem particularly compelling to me. What I find more likely is that it was aligned with an overall increase in popularity of Irish names at the end of the 90s, with names like Aidan, Donovan, Brennan, Reilly, and Reagan also suddenly shooting into rankings at the time. This is aligned with an increased popularity of Irish and Irish diaspora in media at the time (Boondock Saints, Angela's Ashes, Traveller, Mystic River), perhaps stemming from the end of The Troubles in Northern Ireland.

In any case, Niall Lynch was right in time with the trends when he named his son.

[mariacallous]

Flattened villages, burned fields, homes pockmarked with bullet fire, and smoke billowing out of freshly bombed infrastructure: Southern Lebanon is beginning to look like war-torn Gaza.

In Lebanon, as in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli military has been unleashed without any coherent strategic vision or clear war aim. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu first said that the goal was to push out Hezbollah beyond the Litani River in the hopes of enabling more than 80,000 Israelis to return to northern Israel. But in the following weeks, he unveiled a more sweeping goal, as he threatened the Lebanese people to either oust Hezbollah or face levels of “destruction and suffering like we see in Gaza.”

It’s not clear whether Israel will make good on that threat of rendering southern Lebanon a second Gaza. But to some extent, Netanyahu has already shown that he is willing to try—or at least, to make it seem as if he is.

According to Emily Tripp, the director of Airwars—a United Kingdom-based conflict monitor—southern Lebanon has undergone the world’s “most intense” aerial bombing campaign of the past 20 years, aside from Gaza. On Sept. 23 alone, to cite just one date, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said it used 2,000 munitions on 1,500 targets.

“One of the most intense air campaigns we’d seen was when the U.S. and their allies dropped 5000 bombs on Mosul in a month,” Tripp told Foreign Policy in a written statement. “Prior to the Gaza war, the deployment of this number of munitions in this short a time span would have been almost unheard of, at least in any comparative air campaign that we know of.”

More than 500 people died in Lebanon on Sept. 23 as the Israeli Air Force cleared the way for a ground invasion. That’s the highest death toll in a single day in Lebanon since the end of its 15-year-long bloody civil war, and more than five times higher than the average daily killings in the Syrian civil war.

Israel’s invasion of the south has thus far displaced more than a million people, with terrifying consequences for the social fabric of an already-fragile nation. As the IDF searches for Hezbollah stockpiles and hunts down the militant group’s members in homes, market squares, places of worship, and farms, it is once again destroying the memories of those who lived there. Some villages along the 120-kilometer (75-mile) stretch of the Blue Line—the de facto border between Israel and Lebanon—have been destroyed, and nearly all have been abandoned.

The scope of the destruction is particularly visible in Yaroun and Maroun al-Ras, villages near the border. A senior Israeli military official who spoke on the condition of anonymity told Foreign Policy that the towns of Ayta ash Shab and Meiss al-Jabal have been “deliberately” destroyed to make sure “the enemy couldn’t just return and reuse the same infrastructure.”

Richard Weir—a senior researcher in the Crisis, Conflict, and Arms Division at Human Rights Watch—who is on the ground in Lebanon, said that Israel has used a range of munitions when conducting its attacks in the country.

“In Ain Ed Delb, in southern Lebanon, we’ve seen an entire building taken down following at least two munitions striking the building with dozens of people, many of whom were already displaced,” he said. In other cases, Weir added, the Israeli military “demonstrated its ability to attack targets more discreetly by choosing weapons that have limited effects.”

Israel has declared a military zone on its side of the border and deployed units from four divisions, each with around 10,000 soldiers, who are backed by special forces and intelligence units. Jonathan Conricus, currently a senior fellow with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies and a former Israeli military official who served in the 2006 war against Hezbollah, reckoned that IDF ground troops are operating about 5 kilometers (3 miles) inside Lebanon, to search and destroy Hezbollah infrastructure and hold the ground for an undetermined period.

Eran Lerman, Israel’s deputy national security advisor for foreign policy, said that Israeli special forces have been periodically entering southern Lebanon for nearly a year to soften the battlefield for an invasion. “Now it’s about large formations coming in to wipe out Hezbollah infrastructure and create the capacity to monitor any future attempt the group or its remnants may make to return,” he told Foreign Policy.

Both Lerman and Conricus believe that while there’s no appetite to occupy southern Lebanon, there are no plans to leave, either. They said it is hard to imagine the IDF troops leaving before a diplomatic and political resolution is agreed upon. Israel’s quick tactical and combat successes in Lebanon—including the killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah combined with Hezbollah’s weaker-than-expected resistance—have encouraged the government to not only aim for pushing Hezbollah out of the south, but also for ridding Lebanon of the group forever.

The thinking is that Israel’s attacks, together with the United States’ ongoing show of strength in the Mediterranean, could deter Hezbollah and its patron, Iran, while at the same time building confidence among domestic Lebanese actors to challenge the duo’s dominance. “The French could motivate the Christians to take a more active political position against Hezbollah,” Conricus added.

But there’s much that could go wrong in such a mission. So far, there’s no sign of an open rebellion against Hezbollah or its supporters. Experts fear communal conflict within Lebanon, and historically, that hasn’t served Israel either. In Israel’s 1982 offensive against the country, while it succeeded in kicking out the Palestinian Liberation Organization and its leader, Yasser Arafat, from Lebanon, Hezbollah was born and became stronger.

But many in Israel, including Lerman, believe that this time, the situation is different. “There are people in Lebanon who will support us,” Lerman said. Even in 1982, when Israel made local alliances and backed a right-wing Christian militia, as many as 3,500 Palestinians were killed in two days in Sabra and Shatila refugee camp in a massacre conducted by these militia members.

Ayman Mhanna, the executive director of the Beirut-based Samir Kassir Foundation, said that he is worried about the ruin of southern Lebanon, but what’s keeping him up at night is the fear of intercommunal strife and tensions. He said that he doesn’t expect the death toll to be as high in southern Lebanon as it has been in Gaza, where more than 42,000 people have been killed in the past year of fighting, especially since the region isn’t as densely packed, and people are still free to move to other parts of the country.

Mhanna’s paramount concern is the day after—a lack of aid to rebuild the south, displaced Shiites overstaying their welcome in other parts of the nation, and tensions culminating into internal chaos.

“The country is reeling under a severe economic and political crisis, and we won’t get international aid until there is a government, and I suspect some Arab countries are happy with what’s happening to Hezbollah,” he told Foreign Policy over the phone from Montreal, where he is residing.

Others believe that Israel will be more cautious this time around and, despite the intensive initial air raids, will likely move methodically.

“If we face the kind of resistance that we are facing now, which is minimal, then that will reflect in ground operations,” Lerman added.

A more enduring resistance to Israeli troops may arise as they occupy the region. Israel has not publicized a strategy on how to sustain its occupation and filter out Hezbollah members from the masses of Lebanon’s Shiite residents, or to stop another group from taking its place. It doesn’t even know which force should guard the border, considering that it trusts neither the Lebanese Armed Forces  nor the U.N.’s peacekeepers.

The Israeli establishment hopes that the Palestinians will turn against Hamas and the Lebanese against Hezbollah and blame these groups for all the death and destruction of the past year. It believes that the region is at an inflection point where both its own efforts, and efforts of its Western allies over the years—such as ability to exert influence over the Lebanese Armed Forces and normalization deals with several Arab States under Abraham Accords, as well as domestic crises in Lebanon and Iran—are about to create a perfect situation that ends the age of anti-Israel armed resistance.

The trouble is that while Netanyahu expects a new Middle East to emerge at the end of what he said would be “a long war,” no one knows what this new Middle East will look like. For now, all that’s clear is that the Israelis are laying waste to southern Lebanon.

[peterm4rker]

lets all thank blue from the past for having all these chapters done because im drowning in school work and most likely wont be able to work on delb until the weekend🙏🙏

whoever convinced me to get this fuckass diploma i hope theyre rotting in hell.

(me, i convinced me)

[noys-boise]

literally every single question for fuckin zombie saga and/or &j idk if it's meant to be specific to a fandom but whatever

for &j

list 3 positive things about your current fandom(s)

clever writing, great characters, banger music

a headcanon you weren't sure about at first but have come to like!

yeah trans Romeo as well

a character that fandom has helped you appreciate

Romeo, i liked him before too but i mean i think we really made him more better

say something nice about a ship you don't ship (it can be another ship in your fandom, a mutual's OTP, etc)

hmm tough. i guess Anne and Angelique could work. like in another universe. love gay people.

something you see in fics a lot and love

i mostly read your fics and you write maycois dialogue so arorably

something you see in art a lot and love

shapes. &j fanart always has fun shapes somehow

your favorite tropes to read/write/draw

this is going into zombie saga territory but if focused specifically on &j uhh i love to write Frankie being soscared because i mean he always is

you hope more people will come to appreciate ___ (a ship, a trope, an episode, etc)

hmm idk. just like the show in general. if i were to say something specific i guess Anne, she's kind of the hidden main character to me this has nothing to do with my Betsy bias /hj

a ship that isn't your OTP but that you enjoy

langelique. I'm very casual about them

a blog (mutual or one you follow) that has made your fandom experience brighter

well. yours. also just like the rp blogs

if you're a writer or artist, what fic or piece of art are you proud of making?

all of it, duh. for non saga because I'll get to saga after these, the one where i drew Juliet and May in those them coded clothes

compliment someone else in your fandom

you! you're the amperstan ever

the ship that always makes you smile

maycois and jumeo, they cute

the character that always makes you smile

like all of them? but i guess I'll day Frankie rn

a tiny detail in canon that you want more people to appreciate

okay not to be negative in the positivity asks but i want more people to do the opposite of appreciate for the ue ue ue ue you KNOW what I'm talking about. no one else talks about it.

the thing in canon that everyone loves and that you also love

the "it's super dope" quote let's be real we all say it all the time now

the fandom friend you've known the longest

of &j definitely you

how has fandom positively impacted your life?

honestly it's seeing it live that did most. it was lifechanging

and now for saga in general:

list 3 positive things about your current fandom(s)

it keeps my creative thinking active at all times, it's deliciously angsty and it's so self indulgent

a headcanon you weren't sure about at first but have come to like!

like saga related? i guess in brighter timeline Del's whole arc. I'm glad we did that now because the character exploration of it is very fun. also lesbitaly (it really grew on me)

a character that fandom has helped you appreciate

i feel like all of these characters grew so much more on me than ever before. special shoutout to Fletcher for being lifted higher on my list of characters i care about

say something nice about a ship you don't ship (it can be another ship in your fandom, a mutual's OTP, etc)

is there any valid saga ship i don't personally ship? i doubt it

something you see in fics a lot and love

well these are our fics. Caroline's continuous agonies though. love torturing my fave

something you see in art a lot and love

there's barely any saga fanart so the mere existence of it

your favorite tropes to read/write/draw

i love writing conflicts that are not even zombie related it's just people being mad at each other it's fun

you hope more people will come to appreciate ___ (a ship, a trope, an episode, etc)

maroline!! I'm spreading so much maroline propaganda all of you are obligated to like it now

a ship that isn't your OTP but that you enjoy

delbed and lesbitaly. I'm casual about both (still love them)

if you're a writer or artist, what fic or piece of art are you proud of making?

weirdly it's all my most fucked up chapters. the one where zombie Richard killed Frankie. the one where Caroline killed Frank. the latest opposite deaths I wrote

compliment someone else in your fandom

i have to say you, this whole series wouldn't exist if it wasn't for you

the ship that always makes you smile

at the end of the day it'll always come back to richaline in brighter timeline. as much as i love these other ships for them

the character that always makes you smile

Caroline, Mary, Richard, italiAnnie in the timelines they're in. at the end of the day you can always tell I'm biased towards them

a tiny detail in canon that you want more people to appreciate

the fact that I've referenced a Betsy Wolfe character in my last chapter for every timeline. also that I've been putting Harmony references all over the place especially in brighter timeline. you could miss some of them

the thing in canon that everyone loves and that you also love

just. all the angst

how has fandom positively impacted your life?

i feel like I've explored my favorite pieces of media in a unique new way through the saga and it keeps productive and creative which is important to me

[coffee-n-ocs]

Onyx Soul: Navy Carson-Harlow, Shape-Shifter (2001)

The youngest Carson-Harlow sibling, and the only girl. Navy is Shape-Shifter, an extremely rare being, the majority of Gravesend looks down on her, and her parents 'blood-mixing'.

"What's wrong? You look upset."

Name

Full Legal Name: Navy Keanu Quinlan Carson-Harlow First Name: Navy Meaning: From the English word meaning 'Sea force, Fleet, Armed forces of the sea' Pronunciation: NAY-vee Origin: English Middle Name(s): Keanu, Quinlan Meaning(s): Keanu: Means 'The cool breeze' from the Hawaiian 'Ke', a definite article, and 'Anu' 'Coolness' Quinlan: From an Irish surname, an Anglicized form of 'Ó Caoindealbháin', itself from the given name 'Caoindealbhán', derived from Old Irish 'Cain' 'Handsome' and 'Delb' 'Form, Image' Pronunciation: keh-A-noo, KWIN-lan Origin: Hawaiian, English Surname(s): Carson, Harlow Meaning(s): Carson: Meaning uncertain, possibly from the town of Courson in Normandy Harlow: Habitational name derived from a number of locations named 'Harlow’, from Old English 'Hær’ 'Rock, Heap of stones’ or 'Here’ 'Army’, combined with 'Hlaw’ 'Hill’ Pronunciation: KAHR-sen, HAHR-lo Origin: Scottish. English Aliases: Keanu Carson-Harlow, Quinlan Carson-Harlow, Navy Carson, Keanu Carson, Quinlan Carson, Navy Harlow, Keanu Harlow, Quinlan Harlow Nicknames: Nav, Kea, Quin Titles: Miss

Characteristics

Age: 21 Gender: Female. She/Her Pronouns (Can Shift to being male or N.B) Race: Shape-Shifter (1/2 Vampire 1/2 Werewolf) Nationality: American Ethnicity: White Birth Date: January 9th 1980 Sexuality: Bisexual Religion: Wiccan Native Language: English Spoken Languages: English, French Relationship Status: Single Astrological Sign: Capricorn Face Claim: Milly Alcock

Geographical Characteristics

Birthplace: Gravesend Current Residence: Gravesend Have They Been Beyond The Veil: Yes

Appearance

Height: 5'6" / 167 cm Weight: [Data Redacted] Eye Colour: Blue Hair Colour: Blonde Hair Dye: None (Though Shifting does allow her to dye without dye) Body Hair: None (Unless in the form of an animal) Facial Hair: N/A Tattoos: Can change through shifting Piercings: Can change through shifting Scars: None (Healing factor) Clothing Style: Gothic, smart, shirts, tank-tops, slacks, boots, etc.

Health and Fitness

Allergies: None Alcoholic, Smoker, Drug User: Social Drinker, Drinks Synthetic Blood Illnesses/Disorders: Autism Medications: None Any Specific Diet: None, Only drinks Synthetic blood

Relationships

Affiliated Groups: Carson-Harlow Family Friends: Dana Carlisle, Hayden Harlow, Phoenix Carson, Harley Yancy Enemies: Mayor Tatum, the rest of the town hates her Mentor: None Significant Other: None (Yet) Previous Partners: None Parents: Regulus 'Rex' Carson (Missing, Father), Candace Harlow (Missing, Mother, Née Sinclair) Parents-In-Law: None Siblings: Hayden Harlow (27, Half-Brother), Phoenix Carson (23, Half-Brother) Siblings-In-Law: None Nieces & Nephews: None Children: None Children-In-Law: None Grandkids: None Other Notable Relatives: None

Notes

Occupation: Writer, Artist, Researcher Tropes: (Purely Speculative)

Animorphism: Can change into any animal she wants to

Body Horror: Some transformations, especially if forced

Fangs Are Evil

Forced Transformation: Under duress (Hypnotism, torture, etc.) Navy will do anything to escape

Glowing Eyelights of Undeath: Glowing blue eyes under moonlight

Healing Factor: double the speed of a normal human

Hypnotic Eyes: Navy has not yet mastered this

Innate Night Vision

Long-Lived: Has a life span twice as long as a human's

The Nose Knows

Personality Remnant: Every time she shifts, she keeps her smarts

The Power of Blood: Navy only drinks Synthetic

Shapeshifting Excludes Clothing

Stronger With Age

Super Hearing

Super Senses

Super Speed

Super Strength

Super Toughness

Transformation Horror

Undeath Always Ends

Undeathly Pallor: Extremely pale skin under moonlight

Vampire-Werewolf Love Triangle: Is the result of a Vampire and Werewolf falling in love

Vampiric Werewolf: being a 1/2 Vamp 1/2 Wolf Shifter

Voluntary Shapeshifting

Wolves Always Howl at the Moon

[thejustinestuff]

i hate my matampuhin ass but NAKAKATAMPO NAMAN TALAGA (okay hindi lang pala ako si Delb din)

[mundo24]

Al menos 53 muertos en nuevos bombardeos israelíes en el Líbano

Este domingo, al menos 53 personas murieron en bombardeos de la aviación israelí en el sur y este del Líbano, según el Ministerio de Salud Pública libanés. En la aldea de Ain al Delb, 32 personas fallecieron y más de 50 resultaron heridas. Otros 21 murieron en la región de Baalbek-Hermel, con 47 heridos. Los bombardeos, parte de una campaña israelí iniciada hace una semana contra bastiones de…

[athena5898]

🚨 From the south to the north, IOF warplanes continue their attacks on Lebanon, carrying out repeated massacres across the country. While most of the airstrikes this afternoon were focused on the south, horrific massacres occurred in the Bekaa area as well. The strikes were distributed as follows: Nabatiyeh District: Toul, Kfar Roumman, Kfar Jouz, Zebdine, Nabatieh (Hay al-Rahibat), Siney, Jebchit, Harouf, Zafta, Al-Dweir, Blat, Mayfadoun, Kafr Sir, Zawtar Al-Sharqiyah, Zawtar Al-Gharbiyah. Bint Jbeil District: Safad Al-Batikh, Tebnine, Yater, Blida, Aita al-Shaab, Majdal Selem. Marjeyoun District: Al-Taybeh, Markaba, Touline, Rab Al-Thalathin, Bani Hayyan. Sour District: Qana, Al-Abbasiyeh, Sour, Al-Ma'mariyah, Al-Bazourieh, Aitit, Qlaileh, Ain Baal, Deir Antar, Jbal Al-Botom, Burj al-Shamali, Deir Qanoun Ras al-Ain. Saida District: Sarafand, Kawthariyat al-Sayyad, Ghaziyeh, Adloun, Al-Ghassaniyeh, Al-Babliyeh. In Saida, many are trapped under the rubble, and 10 martyrs ascended in Ain Al-Delb east of the city (Media 1-3). The targeted home was housing displaced people and completely collapsed after bombing, leaving dozens martyred, wounded, or missing. Airstrikes also targeted the center of Sour (Media 4). In addition to these strikes in recent hours, airstrikes targeted Jab Jenin and Yohmor in the western Bekaa, resulting in at least 4 martyrs. Belts of fire heavily targeted Baalbek and its surroundings; 17 martyrs ascended in Zaboud, while the number of martyrs in Beit Nasser Al-Din increased to 9, including 4 children. Over 41 health workers have ascended to martyrdom since the expanded aggression began a few days ago, including 14 paramedics. Today, once again, the IOF bombed the vicinity of Tebnine hospital in the south (Media 5). Glory to the martyrs.

[centralblogsnoticias]

Intensificação dos Ataques Israelenses no Líbano Eleva Número de Mortos e Aumenta a Crise Humanitária

Os ataques aéreos de Israel no Líbano resultaram em mais de 100 mortes em um único dia, agravando a já grave situação no país. Segundo o Ministério da Saúde libanês, 105 pessoas perderam a vida e outras 359 ficaram feridas após uma série de bombardeios que atingiram diversas regiões do Líbano. Um dos ataques mais devastadores ocorreu em Ain al-Delb, próximo a Sidon, onde dois prédios residenciais…

[worldsandemanations]

Gulf Bank headquarters, by Jean-Robert Delb (1969-1974). Kuwait City, Kuwait. © Roberto Conte (2023)