Hezbollah escalates its rhetoric of provocation in Israel and refuses to evacuate the small military outpost it established two months ago in the Har Dov area in Israeli territory.
Israel is trying to exhaust diplomatic channels to evacuate the outpost, but the time has come to restore deterrence against Hezbollah.
Hassan Nasrallah responded to the warnings of the Chief of Staff and the head of the military intelligence and threatened that the next battle against Israel will include an attack on it from all fronts.
Hezbollah is trying to change the rules of the game against Israel and move the next war to its territory, its threats oblige Israel to adopt a pre-emptive strike against it in order to change the deterrence equation.
Hezbollah continues to provoke Israel and threaten it out of an assessment that it is weak and not interested in a confrontation with it in Lebanon.
The warning of the head of the Israeli Intelligence to Hezbollah indicates that Israel has intelligence superiority over the organization and is considering using force against it to deter it.
Although Hezbollah estimates that Israel has weakened, it prefers to attack it through Palestinian terrorist operatives from southern Lebanon and maintain the possibility of denial regarding its responsibility for the attacks.
Hassan Nasrallah fears Israeli retaliation, he is still hiding in a bunker since 2006 but his courage has increased and he is changing the rules of the game against Israel without his fingerprints.
Hezbollah is preparing for an imminent Israeli response to the attack at the Megiddo Junction, Hassan Nasrallah estimates that Israel will respond and his organization is prepared accordingly.
The decision on the response and its timing is up to the political echelon, the security establishment recommends that the response be quick, proportionate and of high quality in a way that will not drag Israel into an all-out war.
Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah maintains ambiguity regarding his organization’s responsibility for the attack at the Megiddo Junction and warns Israel of a military response against Lebanon.
Israel estimates that Hezbollah’s Unit 133 is behind the attack and that Nasrallah is very afraid of assassinations and tries to deter Israel through threats.
Despite the signing of the maritime border agreement with Lebanon, tensions between Hezbollah and Israel are increasing following the smuggling of advanced weapons from Iran to Hezbollah through the airport in Beirut.
The new Netanyahu government will have to stop this dangerous phenomenon even at the cost of a military confrontation with Hezbollah.
One of the questions preoccupying the Arab world is whether Prime Minister elect Netanyahu will implement the maritime border agreement with Lebanon.
In Hezbollah they are sure that Netanyahu will not dare to violate the agreement, in Jerusalem inforned sources estimate that Netanyahu will act carefully and find the right way to evade the implementation of the agreement as he did with the Oslo agreement.
The Secretary General of Hezbollah claims that the maritime border agreement is a great victory for Lebanon and Hezbollah and denies that it constitutes recognition of Israel and the beginning of normalization.
Israel signed a bad agreement because of fear of war, but in the Arab world there are those who see this agreement as an important precedent that can be used in the future to sign additional agreements.
Hezbollah is signaling that it has not abandoned the use of military force and that it will use it to verify the implementation of the agreement with Lebanon on the maritime border.
Hassan Nasrallah fears that a right-wing government led by Benjamin Netanyahu will reopen the agreement.
Hezbollah escalates its rhetoric of provocation in Israel and refuses to evacuate the small military outpost it established two months ago in the Har Dov area in Israeli territory.
Israel is trying to exhaust diplomatic channels to evacuate the outpost, but the time has come to restore deterrence against Hezbollah.
Hassan Nasrallah responded to the warnings of the Chief of Staff and the head of the military intelligence and threatened that the next battle against Israel will include an attack on it from all fronts.
Hezbollah is trying to change the rules of the game against Israel and move the next war to its territory, its threats oblige Israel to adopt a pre-emptive strike against it in order to change the deterrence equation.
Hezbollah continues to provoke Israel and threaten it out of an assessment that it is weak and not interested in a confrontation with it in Lebanon.
The warning of the head of the Israeli Intelligence to Hezbollah indicates that Israel has intelligence superiority over the organization and is considering using force against it to deter it.
Although Hezbollah estimates that Israel has weakened, it prefers to attack it through Palestinian terrorist operatives from southern Lebanon and maintain the possibility of denial regarding its responsibility for the attacks.
Hassan Nasrallah fears Israeli retaliation, he is still hiding in a bunker since 2006 but his courage has increased and he is changing the rules of the game against Israel without his fingerprints.
Hezbollah is preparing for an imminent Israeli response to the attack at the Megiddo Junction, Hassan Nasrallah estimates that Israel will respond and his organization is prepared accordingly.
The decision on the response and its timing is up to the political echelon, the security establishment recommends that the response be quick, proportionate and of high quality in a way that will not drag Israel into an all-out war.
Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah maintains ambiguity regarding his organization’s responsibility for the attack at the Megiddo Junction and warns Israel of a military response against Lebanon.
Israel estimates that Hezbollah’s Unit 133 is behind the attack and that Nasrallah is very afraid of assassinations and tries to deter Israel through threats.
Despite the signing of the maritime border agreement with Lebanon, tensions between Hezbollah and Israel are increasing following the smuggling of advanced weapons from Iran to Hezbollah through the airport in Beirut.
The new Netanyahu government will have to stop this dangerous phenomenon even at the cost of a military confrontation with Hezbollah.
One of the questions preoccupying the Arab world is whether Prime Minister elect Netanyahu will implement the maritime border agreement with Lebanon.
In Hezbollah they are sure that Netanyahu will not dare to violate the agreement, in Jerusalem inforned sources estimate that Netanyahu will act carefully and find the right way to evade the implementation of the agreement as he did with the Oslo agreement.
The Secretary General of Hezbollah claims that the maritime border agreement is a great victory for Lebanon and Hezbollah and denies that it constitutes recognition of Israel and the beginning of normalization.
Israel signed a bad agreement because of fear of war, but in the Arab world there are those who see this agreement as an important precedent that can be used in the future to sign additional agreements.
Hezbollah is signaling that it has not abandoned the use of military force and that it will use it to verify the implementation of the agreement with Lebanon on the maritime border.
Hassan Nasrallah fears that a right-wing government led by Benjamin Netanyahu will reopen the agreement.
