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A US official told us that the Israeli UNRWA map, which removed southern Lebanon from the map, was taken down from the Israeli Foreign Ministry's accounts following an inquiry from the State Department. As per the US official, the Israelis told the US side that the map had been AI-generated and contained numerous mistakes: Kuwait did not exist, the West Bank was oversized, and Egypt did not share a border with Gaza. The Lebanese Ambassador to Washington Nada Hamadeh Mouawad was the one who contacted the State Department to ask for clarification about the map
PM Netanyahu: "In recent days, Israel has acted forcefully in Lebanon, eliminating militants, including in the Ali Taher Ridge. I cannot elaborate.We are engaged in a very important operation."
Israeli orces carried out a bombing in the town of Hadatha during the early morning hours, while artillery targeted the outskirts of Wadi Zibqin and the outskirts of the town of Mansouri with a number of shells, before the artillery shelling was renewed in the morning targeting the town of Mansouri.
Hezbollah's parliamentary bloc: We call on the authorities to stop negotiations and concessions that have only resulted in Lebanon relinquishing its rights and sovereignty.
Bangbangbangbang State department official: Today's round of talks concluded at 15:30 Rome time. Talks ended early due to events on the ground, but will reconvene tomorrow morning. Discussions focused on a range of political and military issues and were extremely productive. The technical teams made progress on determining key details on implementation of the Trilateral Framework
The Israeli army issues an "urgent" evacuation warning for residents of the southern Lebanon village of Mansouri, ahead of planned strikes on Hezbollah. "In light of the Hezbollah terror organization's violation of the ceasefire agreement, the Israeli army is compelled to operate against it with force," says Lt. Colonel Ella Waweya, the Israeli army's Arabic-language spokeswoman. She instructs residents of Mansouri to evacuate at least 1 kilometer north of the village. "Anyone located near Hezbollah operatives, facilities, or weapons is putting their life at risk." she adds
Hebrew media: Two Israeli soldiers killed and seven others wounded from the 55th Brigade, after an explosive device detonated inside a booby-trapped building that the army had long controlled in southern Lebanon.
.@statedeptspox: Building directly on the momentum from President Trump's meeting with President Aoun, Prime Minister Netanyahu, and the successful launch of the first pilot zones in southern Lebanon, the latest U.S.-facilitated talks between Israel and Lebanon began today in Rome and will continue through August 6. These discussions bring together technical teams from both governments to advance full implementation of the Trilateral Framework, including the pilot zone process, verified disarmament of Hizballah and other Iran-backed security threats, redeployment of Israeli forces from southern Lebanon, and laying the ground for a comprehensive peace and security agreement. The United States remains fully committed to supporting both governments as they carry this process forward in a manner that delivers lasting security for both countries, eliminates security threats to Israel, and restores Lebanese state authority throughout the south
Israeli newspaper Haaretz: The army is reinforcing its presence deep in southern Lebanon and consolidating its control over areas it seized during the war.
The U.S. State Department renewed its warning yesterday for Americans across the Middle East, urging heightened vigilance amid the increasingly volatile regional security environment. Americans currently in the region are advised to consider departing while commercial travel remains available or be prepared to leave if the situation deteriorates. The advisory warns of potential flight cancellations, periodic airspace closures, and other travel disruptions. Americans outside the region are urged to reconsider travel to or through the Middle East. The updated warning follows a series of increasingly specific security alerts issued in recent weeks, including notices for Jordan, Bahrain, and, for the first time, Egypt, reflecting the geographic expansion of Iranian attacks and concerns that Iran or Iran-backed groups could target U.S. diplomatic facilities, businesses, and other American interests both within and beyond the Middle East
YemenHouthi-held Hodeidah airport, telecommunication networks on Mount Bard in Kusmah district, Raymah governorate and in Bani Matar in Sana'a were targeted by airstrikes. Photo from Hodeidah airport
