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Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced last Friday that Israel’s withdrawal from southern Lebanon would exceed the 60-day deadline, citing claims that the Lebanese side had not properly implemented the terms of the agreement.

The Lebanese army accused Israel yesterday of “blatantly refusing to abide by the ceasefire agreement and withdraw from Lebanese territory.”

As soon as the initial deadline expired yesterday, southerners returned to their towns, prompting the occupation forces to withdraw from around 18 towns while maintaining their positions in other border areas.

The Lebanese army sent reinforcements on Monday morning to continue its deployment in Mays al-Jabal and begin deployment in Houla after 22 citizens were killed by Israeli gunfire on Sunday.

In all, the Israeli army killed 99 members of the Civil Defense team during the aggression, in addition to 1,068 medical personnel, according to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics.

The Israeli army had forced relief and medical crews to leave northern Gaza in May 2024, and seized their vehicles in Beit Lahia.

Al-Mansour took part in the operations to liberate Damascus from the #AssadRegime as a member of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, which he has been a part of since 2013 when he moved to Syria.

After al-Mansour's arrest, the “Revolutionary Movement of January 25th” urged the Syrian government to release him, stressing that they did not want to create any complications for #Syria's international and regional relations.

In retaliation, Sisi's media launched an incitement campaign against al-Mansour, calling for his silence, deportation and extradition to the Egyptian regime, accusing him of attempting to “destroy the Egyptian state.”

Al-Mansour announced last Saturday the formation of the “Revolutionary Movement of January 25th” to overthrow Egyptian President Abdel Fattah #elSisi.

The statement also called on the new administration to protect prison records, listen to the families and take action to uncover the fates of the disappeared and hold the criminals accountable

The associations condemned the administration for leaving prisons,security branches and military hospitals, which contain documents and evidence related to the fates of the disappeared,vulnerable to tampering,theft and damage by some families,media personnel and groups attempting to erase the truth.

The families expressed their disapproval of the new administration's approach to the issue of the missing and forcibly disappeared, stressing the need to prioritize the case as it is “central to achieving justice, fairness, and civil peace in the new #Syria.”