As a tsunami of Lebanese mourn in Beirut today, Israeli warplanes strike again—because they fear the dead more than the living.
They hit Zrariyeh, Zebqine, and our coastal villages the day just hours before a funeral that has become a symbol of our unbroken will.
Six months after we declared “Our land is ours,” 890,830 displaced Lebanese are reclaiming their homes. Yet Israel still clings to five Lebanese spots including Shebaa Farms & Ghajar, still violates our skies—30,000+ times and counting—still bombs empty fields, desperate to erase a truth they cannot stomach:
#Lebanon will not be unoccupied.
When I called my brother in #Beirut an hour ago, Israeli warplanes roared overhead at an extremely low altitude, their psyop sound waves tearing through the city, trying to instill fear. He simply laughed:
“They want to scare us, but they don’t realize it only makes our anger boil.”
Meanwhile, #Gaza ’s population has been reduced by 160,000 souls—55,000 martyred, 100,000 exiled. Their tanks now creep into the West Bank, proving their hunger for stolen land knows no borders.
But let them seethe.
When they bomb, they do not strike fear. They strike memory—of every village rebuilt, every family returning, every child still flying the cedar flag over rubble.
🟣Our sky is ours.
🟣Our land is ours.
🟣Every bomb they drop only plants deeper roots.
The world must decide #nostr: Stand with the occupied or the occupier?
#lebanon #israel
quoting naddr1qq…a8m8This morning, Lebanon stood proud. Over a million displaced Lebanese returned to their villages—many reduced to rubble—but their spirits were unshaken. Proud. Victorious.
Across the border, the Israeli regime watched, seething with frustration. Their northern residents remain unable to return to their destroyed homes, a bitter reminder of the cost of aggression and occupation.
But even now, as Lebanon celebrates its resilience, they refuse to respect us. Just 10 minutes ago, Israeli military drones began violating our skies again—adding to the 30,000+ airspace breaches since 2000. They still occupy Shebaa Farms, Ghajar Village, clinging to every cm of stolen ground.
This isn’t just an attack on our sovereignty. It’s a refusal to accept that we—the Lebanese people—stand united, unbroken, and free.
To those who attempt to diminish us, know this: every time you try to bring Lebanon to its knees, we rise stronger. Every act of defiance only fuels our determination.
Our land is ours. Our sky is ours. Our future is ours.
Today, we are proud to say, again: we will never yield.