Dhahi Khalfan attacks Nasrallah: An abhorrent enemy who must be arrested and brought to justice - (Tweets)

Dubai Police Deputy Chief Lieutenant- General Dhahi Khalfan published a series of tweets on his Twitter account in which he attacked the Secretary-General of the Lebanese Hezbollah, saying, Hassan Nasrallah is a hateful enemy of the Arabs.

Khalfan added in his tweets: " Hassan Nasrallah is the most dangerous figure on Arab national security. If this is known to some, then this is a calamity. If Hassan Nasrallah is eliminated, the affliction that afflicts the Arab nation will be ended."

He continued, "He who is stripped of Arabism wears a dress other than his own..Hassan Nasrallah is not only an open enemy of Arab hatred, but he is a major factor in destroying its national security..No occasion comes without Nasrallah stabbing the Arabs, cursing them, and supporting their opponents..and bragging about their hostility." May God not bless him.”

Khalfan considered that "Hassan Nasrallah raises generations to hate the Arab nation.. and exploits their poverty by paying them salaries.. Arab intelligence must realize the reality of Hassan Nasrallah's danger to the safety and stability of their homelands.. Hassan Nasrallah vowed himself to fight the Arab nation.Principle." The demise of the Arab nation is a belief of Hassan Nasrallah. He who does not know this truth is asleep.”

The Israeli army bombed a village on the border strip in the occupied Golan

The Israeli army bombed a village on the occupied Syrian Golan in the Quneitra Governorate, southern Syria, on Wednesday evening.

Sources close to the forces of the Syrian regime said that "Israeli army tanks fired 5 shells on the outskirts of Al-Hurriya village, 4 km northwest of Al-Baath city, the administrative center of Quneitra Governorate, without recording human casualties or material damage, but it left a state of fear among the village's residents."

The sources confirmed that "due to the thick fog, Israeli tanks and helicopters opened fire on the outskirts of the barbed wire with the occupied Golan."

"A while ago, during an activity on the Israeli-Syrian border in the Golan, the army's surveys spotted a number of suspects inside military points near the forces, where the forces fired flares in addition to tank shells to drive away The suspects who have already moved into Syrian territory.”

For its part, the official news agency “SANA” affiliated with the Syrian regime said that the Israeli forces bombed “with tank shells the village of Al-Hurriya in the Quneitra countryside, with heavy flying of the occupation’s helicopters and reconnaissance planes in the area,” confirming that “the sound of explosions was heard in the area.”

In turn, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that "a fire broke out in the outskirts of the village as a result of shelling by Israeli tanks on a military point in the town's forest near the disengagement bar, coinciding with monitoring movements in the area, amid intense flight of Israeli helicopters over the area."

Le Figaro: Iran's nuclear deal Israel opens the door to the agreement

The French newspaper “Le Figaro” concluded that Israel appeared to have surrendered to an arrangement on the Iran nuclear deal, and noted that the expected agreement, which will replace the agreement that former President Donald Trump denounced and withdrew from in 2018, has not It is a taboo, despite leading a fierce campaign against the “trap,” in the words of many Israelis.

To confirm this conclusion, the newspaper referred to the comments of the head of Israeli Military Intelligence, General Aharon Halifa, in a meeting of the Security Council of Ministers to confirm the trend, in a report entitled “Iran’s nuclear… Israel opens the door to an agreement.” He said that Israel’s position, if an agreement is reached An agreement in Vienna would be “better” than the failure of the current negotiations. The Israeli official said that the Iranians have stopped playing with time, and are willing to show some flexibility to reach a compromise that seems inevitable.

The agreement, according to General Allyfa, will also tighten restrictions on Iran, which will not prevent Israel from continuing its military preparations to attack Iran.

All these important details were revealed on Israeli Army Radio, after a high-level security meeting that dealt with the most sensitive issues, the deliberations of which are, in principle, subject to oversight. Le Figaro noted that these leaks organized by ministers and reported by the Israeli media do not owe anything to chance.

One minister noted that Israel went too far in its harsh criticism of the Joe Biden administration for weakness in talks with Tehran. Therefore, the priority now is to avoid public speaking with the American ally. The tone has also become more restorative. "A good deal is a good thing," said Foreign Minister Yair Lapid, who did not rule out the possibility of an interim agreement. Even Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, too, raised the possibility of a deal, saying: "We have a pragmatic approach."

This moderation has helped support serious doubts among experts about Israel's military ability to deal a fatal blow to Iran's nuclear program, but many Israeli officials are willing to stress that the attack scenario is not completely collapsed.

But the main focus is on the behind-the-scenes discussions with the so-called “P5+1” group: the United States, Russia, China, France, Britain, the United States and Germany. Israel, which is not part of the talks in Vienna, insists that no agreement on applying restrictions on Iran's nuclear program is not limited to 2025 as was the case in the previous version, but remains in place for at least a decade. Otherwise, the economic sanctions imposed by the United States on Tehran can only be partially lifted.