The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced early Tuesday morning that it has launched its official ground operation to remove Hezbollah from along Lebanon’s southern border with Israel. The IDF called the invasion — dubbed Operation “Northern Arrows” — a series of “limited, localized, and targeted raids” against Hezbollah terrorist targets and infrastructure “based on precise intelligence.” “These targets are located in villages close to the border and pose an immediate threat to Israeli...

Israel launched limited raids into southern Lebanon late on Monday night against Hezbollah forces and infrastructure positioned along Israel’s northern border, hours after the security cabinet was said to approve plans for the newest phase of the war against the Lebanese terror group, in a move that the US appeared to warily support. In the early hours of Tuesday morning, the IDF said that a “targeted and limited” incursion had begun several hours earlier, focused on Hezbollah targets and...

The Israeli military said its forces launched a "targeted and limited" invasion of southern Lebanon late on Monday, amid a flurry of air strikes on the capital Beirut and other densely populated areas, as Lebanese media said there were no confirmations yet that Israeli troops had entered the country. A statement from the Israeli army said that it was targeting villages in localised raids near the boundary that "pose an immediate and real threat to Israeli settlements on the northern...

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There’s nothing like the beauty of architecture that has been around for decades. Or, in the case of the building in the video below, over 100 years. But buildings this old tend to deteriorate with time, unfortunately. Dirty and years of wear and tear transform it entirely — and not in a good way. However, that is exactly why businesses like John Canning & Co. exist. For 45 years, their team has worked meticulously to restore historic sites to their former glory. But doing so well, and without causing damage, is far from easy. Still, their team is made up of a variety of experts, and they have had the opportunity to work on national landmarks, religious establishments, government buildings, and more. Although we are not told the exact building they restored in the video below, we do know that the results of this shellac removal are genuinely breathtaking. See it for yourself! @johncanningco Watch as we unveil the original color scheme hidden beneath layers of aged shellac, varnish, and dirt, drastically transforming this space and the decorative wall panels. #transformation #restoration #originalpaint #varnishremoval #shellacremoval ♬ Exciting and happy old jazz piano(939445) – Single Origin Music After 100 years, this building was looking rough. According to John Canning & Co’s post, “the original color scheme” was “hidden beneath layers of aged shellac, varnish, and dirt.” By carefully cleaning the walls, they were able to “drastically” transform the space and decorative wall panels. With results like these, it’s truly no wonder that the John Canning & Co team have been trusted to restore some of the most beautiful, historic sites! Restoration Experts Undo Decades of Damage With Shellac, Varnish, and Dirt Removal “That shellac did its job though and PROTECTED that paint,” someone points out in the comments, with the company agreeing. Another person adds, “This is incredible. To be honest I kinda forget that things weren’t just always yellow tinged.” “My jaw actually dropped,” a third person admits. “This is a shocking amount of love labor & it was worth it. Stunning work.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Satisfying: See What’s Underneath “100+ Years Of Yellowed Shellac & Layers Of Dirt” appeared first on InspireMore.

One mom came up with a brilliant hack for getting her hyper kid to go to bed, and it’s just crazy enough to work! A woman named Brittany discovered that, in order to help her son wind down for the night, she first had to tire him out. So, she invented a fun “game” they could play together before bedtime. Surprisingly, it involves a Nerf gun! Brittany demonstrated her hilarious “mom hack” in a video on social media. Stationed at the end of a hallway, she shot Nerf dart after Nerf dart at her son while he ran back and forth trying to avoid them. She missed every time, but that was ok. As long as the boy was tiring himself out, Mom’s plan was working! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ashley & Brittany | LGBTQ+ (@lovedby2moms) “The point of this game is to make your kid think you’re trying to get them with the Nerf dart, but in reality you’re just trying to get them to run back and forth as many times as possible to wear them out before bed,” wrote Brittany over the footage. “He thinks he’s winning, but really, I’m winning.” As mothers of three kids, Brittany and her wife, Ashley, definitely need their sleep. So, it’s a good thing that these moms created a simple hack for getting their children to go to bed when they’re feeling wired! Many parents online could probably benefit from this clever idea. Getting kids to go to bed is almost never easy. Screengrab from Instagram If you take a quick peek on social media, you’ll find that there are tons of parents with their own unique methods for getting their children to go to sleep. Bedtime is a pretty common issue, especially when dealing with very young kids! Although you should always be careful when taking advice from the internet, it’s definitely nice to see moms and dads sharing their expertise with each other online. It does take a village, after all! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Mom Hack: Got A Kid Who Won’t Go To Sleep? Use A Nerf Gun! appeared first on InspireMore.