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America Wanted To Avoid This One Problem Suffered By Empires
Israel has invaded Lebanon six times since 1978. Every time the justification changes. The geography never does.
In this video we trace Israel’s real objective in southern Lebanon from the first Zionist maps drawn in 1897, to Ben-Gurion’s private diaries, to Smotrich saying it out loud on Israeli radio in 2026. This war is not simply about Hezbollah or creating security buffers.
We cover the Litani River, the Syrian dams, the Jordan River diversion, and what it means for the Muslim world when an occupying power controls who gets water and who doesn’t.
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Times of Israel Fatal Hezbollah attack exposes IDF gaps on FPV drones
Smotrich / Litani Border Statement
Middle East Eye Israel to control southern Lebanon, Smotrich urges Litani border
Israel Katz Demolish Bridges / Permanent Occupation
Israeli occupation of Southern Lebanon (2026) Wikipedia
Rolling Stone MENA A Looming Occupation on the Shores of the Litani
Bridge Demolitions
Al Jazeera Israeli forces push past Lebanon’s Litani River
1967 War / Golan / Water as Cause
Syria Dam Seizures
Middle East Monitor Al-Wahda Dam, Yarmouk River seizure December 2024
Jordan River / Jordan Dependency
Pacific Institute / Water Research Israel desalination resolves water crisis
Litani River Importance to Lebanon
Surah Al-Balad begins with a shocking refusal: Allah does not swear by Makkah while His Messenger ﷺ is being threatened within it. What does that reveal about sacred places corrupted by tyranny?
This powerful discussion tears into the arrogance of those who spend wealth to fight the truth, thinking no one sees them and no one can overcome them.
From Quraysh to modern empires, the same delusion repeats — but the Qur’an exposes it with terrifying clarity.
Today — June 5th — marks the wound of 1967, the day Al-Masjid Al-Aqsa fell under occupation.
But the real question is not only how Aqsa was taken — it is why the Ummah remains trapped behind flags, borders, and excuses while Allah will ask: what did you do?
Imam al-Bukhari faced severe trials towards the end of his life. Due to slander from jealous scholars, he was forced to leave his home town and passed away in the process.
Sheikh Muhammed Shirazi recounts the tests Imam al-Bukhari endured and how he withstood them due to his incredible sincerity to Allah تعالى.
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