Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, is attempting to establish a new deterrence equation against Israel, warning of the potential to bring the nation back to the Stone Age by leveraging the substantial arsenal of weaponry at his disposal.
Nasrallah is pursuing a strategy of attrition along the Israel-Lebanon border, but he aims to avoid an all-out war with Israel.
Iran is driving Hezbollah into a protracted conflict against Israel on the Lebanese border, while simultaneously pushing terrorist groups in northern Samaria to engage IDF forces on another front of attrition. Israel’s response to Hezbollah’s actions should be resolute, even if it leads to several days of intense fighting on the northern border.
Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, has been intensifying his provocations against Israel, including the use of military force, in order to compel Israel to halt the construction of a new border fence. This construction hinders Hezbollah’s plans to deploy the “Radwan” force into Israeli territory during a potential war. It appears that a military confrontation between the two is inevitable. However, it is crucial for Israel to take the initiative and deliver a surprise preemptive strike on Hezbollah.
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.
The Secretary General of Hezbollah estimates that he has already won the battle and Israel will be forced to sign the maritime border agreement with Lebanon despite its shortcomings.
Hassan Nasrallah will continue to use his military power to achieve political goals and the time has come for Israel to change its strategy towards Lebanon and Hezbollah.
The Biden administration is putting pressure on Israel to approve the maritime border agreement with Lebanon despite the amendments that Lebanon demands to be included in the agreement.
Lebanon warns of a security escalation if Israel does not ratify the agreement, Hezbollah takes credit for achieving the agreement and presents it as a victory over Israel and the Western countries.
Hezbollah sees the draft agreement on the maritime border between Lebanon and Israel as its victory over Israel and the Western countries, as far as it is concerned, it caught the Israeli government in its weakness and blackmailed it to the end through a military threat.
Hezbollah spokesmen are careful to say that they are not a party to the agreement in order to maintain the organization’s freedom of action to violate the agreement in the future.
The leader of Hezbollah continues to threaten Israel with a security escalation if Lebanon’s demands regarding the maritime border between the two countries are not met.
Israel demands guarantees from Lebanon that Hezbollah will not escalate the security situation if an agreement is not reached by the middle of next month, in the meantime the IDF is preparing for the possibility of a military confrontation with Hezbollah.
Operation “Breaking Dawn” symbolizes the change in Israel’s security policy, which changed from a policy of containment to a policy of initiative and landing a pre-emptive strike on the terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip.
In Lebanon it is said that the new Israeli message is also addressed to Hezbollah in order to neutralize Nasrallah’s threats to attack all of Israel’s gas facilities in the Mediterranean Sea.
Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, is attempting to establish a new deterrence equation against Israel, warning of the potential to bring the nation back to the Stone Age by leveraging the substantial arsenal of weaponry at his disposal.
Nasrallah is pursuing a strategy of attrition along the Israel-Lebanon border, but he aims to avoid an all-out war with Israel.
Iran is driving Hezbollah into a protracted conflict against Israel on the Lebanese border, while simultaneously pushing terrorist groups in northern Samaria to engage IDF forces on another front of attrition. Israel’s response to Hezbollah’s actions should be resolute, even if it leads to several days of intense fighting on the northern border.
Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, has been intensifying his provocations against Israel, including the use of military force, in order to compel Israel to halt the construction of a new border fence. This construction hinders Hezbollah’s plans to deploy the “Radwan” force into Israeli territory during a potential war. It appears that a military confrontation between the two is inevitable. However, it is crucial for Israel to take the initiative and deliver a surprise preemptive strike on Hezbollah.
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.
The Secretary General of Hezbollah estimates that he has already won the battle and Israel will be forced to sign the maritime border agreement with Lebanon despite its shortcomings.
Hassan Nasrallah will continue to use his military power to achieve political goals and the time has come for Israel to change its strategy towards Lebanon and Hezbollah.
The Biden administration is putting pressure on Israel to approve the maritime border agreement with Lebanon despite the amendments that Lebanon demands to be included in the agreement.
Lebanon warns of a security escalation if Israel does not ratify the agreement, Hezbollah takes credit for achieving the agreement and presents it as a victory over Israel and the Western countries.
Hezbollah sees the draft agreement on the maritime border between Lebanon and Israel as its victory over Israel and the Western countries, as far as it is concerned, it caught the Israeli government in its weakness and blackmailed it to the end through a military threat.
Hezbollah spokesmen are careful to say that they are not a party to the agreement in order to maintain the organization’s freedom of action to violate the agreement in the future.
The leader of Hezbollah continues to threaten Israel with a security escalation if Lebanon’s demands regarding the maritime border between the two countries are not met.
Israel demands guarantees from Lebanon that Hezbollah will not escalate the security situation if an agreement is not reached by the middle of next month, in the meantime the IDF is preparing for the possibility of a military confrontation with Hezbollah.
Operation “Breaking Dawn” symbolizes the change in Israel’s security policy, which changed from a policy of containment to a policy of initiative and landing a pre-emptive strike on the terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip.
In Lebanon it is said that the new Israeli message is also addressed to Hezbollah in order to neutralize Nasrallah’s threats to attack all of Israel’s gas facilities in the Mediterranean Sea.
