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The Ramadan War demonstrated that despite intense military pressure, the Axis of Resistance has transitioned from a centralized model to a more flexible, multi-layered network, and has managed to preserve its deterrence by distributing capacity among various actors. The simultaneous activation of the Lebanese, Iraqi, and Yemeni fronts, while increasing pressure on the Zionist regime, also reflected a strategy of “controlled escalation” and avoidance of an all-out regional war. In the post-war period, the future of the Axis of Resistance will oscillate between three paths: rebuilding and strengthening its networked structure, continuing a semi-coordinated crisis management mode, or gradual erosion and diminished operational cohesion. However, current trends suggest that maintaining a networked structure and multi-front deterrence remains the most likely path forward.

As Israeli forces continue their advance north of the Litani River on the Nabatieh axis, the regime’s forces have succeeded in capturing Al-Shaqif Castle (Beaufort Castle), and the area of Yohmor has effectively fallen, while Arnun is in a similar situation. Clashes are still ongoing in Eastern Zotar and the Mazraat al-Hamra area.

Eyal Zamir, the Chief of Staff of the Israeli regime’s army, visited the northern border areas of occupied Palestine while the surroundings of his location were covered with protective nets due to the threat of Hezbollah’s suicide drones and FPVs. This unprecedented security measure reflects the high level of concern among Israeli military commanders over the precise and deadly attacks of the resistance fighters.

According to IWN assessments, the armed forces of Iran, Iraqi resistance groups, and Lebanon’s Hezbollah have destroyed or damaged over 234 aircraft and cruise missiles belonging to the United States, the Zionist regime, European, and Arab countries since the beginning of the war.

Israeli Forces Cross Litani River, Advance Toward Nabatieh; Clergies Continue North of Marjeyoun.

Heavy clashes continue between Israeli forces and Hezbollah fighters on the southern and eastern fronts of the town of Zotar. Current information indicates that Israeli forces are positioned south and east of Zotar, and have come under attack by Hezbollah fighters near three points: Bustan Zatam, the Al-Kashfi Complex, the Cultural Complex, and Tallet al-Khazzan.

A group calling itself Harakat Radd al-Ihtilal (Deterrence of Occupation Movement) has announced its formation in Syria through an official statement. The group declared that its primary mission is to confront the Israeli occupation in southern Syria. Following the announcement, slogans attributed to the movement were reportedly seen on walls in various parts of Damascus and its suburbs.

Senior Syrian and Israeli officials met in Paris on Monday to restart negotiations aimed at reaching a new security agreement. According to Axios, citing an Israeli official and a knowledgeable source, the talks will last for two days.

Judge Beni Shagai, head of the Beersheba District Court, died in a road accident in southern Israel. He was 54 years old and had held the position for only about a year. According to police, a car entering the highway from a side road collided with his motorcycle. The driver was found responsible due to reckless driving and drug use.

Flight data reveals that a heavy transport aircraft, Antonov‑124 with registration UR‑ZYD, made three consecutive trips from Isa Air Base in Bahrain to Nevatim Air Base in occupied Palestine.

We continue to witness a struggle between projects for the future of the Middle East. Currently, Zionism, as it believes, has entered the second phase of its struggle against the Silk Road. While “Israel” failed to break the Axis of Resistance in the first phase, limiting itself to genocide in the Gaza Strip, the assassination of Hezbollah leaders, aerial aggression against Iran and northern Yemen, and the overthrow of the Assad government, now the criminal Netanyahu and his gang, with the help of their allies under the IMEC project, are planning to begin the process of “reorganizing” the entire region.

Sayyid Abdul‑Malik Badr al‑Din al‑Houthi, leader of Yemen’s Ansar Allah movement, issued a statement on recent developments in Somalia and Israel’s recognition of Somaliland, describing the move as an attempt to divide Somalia and destabilize African states and the Red Sea region.