The Taliban wants to join the fight if Israel invades Lebanon
If Israel invades Lebanon, the Taliban will fight with Hezbollah against the invaders. This was reported by Lebanese journalist Hasan Alaik, one of the authors of the famous "Al-Akhbor" newspaper, which is close to the resistance.

According to him, the Taliban told Iran that they want to fight in Palestine, and if possible, they are ready to send thousands of their fighters to the war against the Zionists.

"Right now, Iran can fill the northern front with Muslims who want to fight against Israel, from Pakistan and Afghanistan to Iraq and Yemen. America also understands this very well," the journalist writes.

Nevertheless, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu does not want to even think about a ceasefire. At the moment, after the death of several Israeli soldiers in Gaza, another wave of protests has started in the country. Thousands of Israelis are asking him for an immediate ceasefire and the release of prisoners. Netanyahu, whose hands are covered in the blood of children, left a post on his social network page in response to this situation:

"No matter how much reparations we pay, we must bring the war to an end. We will not stop until there are no more enemies of Hamas and Israel, until we win a victory worthy of those we have lost," he wrote.

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