For the displaced people of South Lebanon, returning to the olive groves and rubble of their homes is not merely a homecoming, but an act of defiance, a refusal to surrender a homeland that wars have ravaged but never erased from the collective memory of those who belong to it.

For the people of Lebanon, Iran is no distant ally but a steadfast partner bound by a blood covenant forged through shared sacrifice, suffering, and resistance, proving that alliances rooted in a just cause transcend geography, politics and time.

The latest attacks on South Lebanon come amid widespread violation of a ceasefire by Israel.

Iran refuses any ceasefire that does not simultaneously halt Zionist-American aggression across all resistance fronts, warning that continued attacks on Lebanon will bring catastrophic consequences for the aggressors.

Israeli attacks on Lebanon and continued US military adventurism in the Persian Gulf are dangerously testing Iran's red lines, as Tehran warns that violating the ceasefire's indivisible terms will trigger an unprecedented asymmetric military response.

After fifteen months of aerial aggression and three months of ground offensive involving elite divisions, Israeli military advanced just five kilometers to Beaufort Castle in South Lebanon, showing the limits of its military prowess against the resilience Lebanese resistance.

Latest Israeli strikes against targets in southern Lebanon have killed nearly a dozen civilians, despite a ceasefire officially in place.