Israeli media reported that “Hezbollah’s growing power over the past 17 years is the biggest failure in Israel,” noting that “no one has succeeded in addressing it.”
Yossi Yehoshua, military affairs correspondent for Yedioth Ahronoth, said: “Although there are many in the Israeli army who believe that Hezbollah does not want war, it is clear to everyone that the possibility of this now is the highest since the Second Lebanon War, which coincides with This week is the 17th anniversary of its inception.
He added, “The probability of war with Hezbollah has risen, and it is the highest day since 2006, according to the Intelligence Division, as a result of many reasons, most notably the diagnosis of the weak relationship between Israel and Washington, and the internal rift.”
And Joshua believed that, “The war will be an experience that the Israeli interior has not experienced before.”
And he stressed that, “It will not be another round in Gaza.”
And he stressed the need to, “stop judicial legislation and demonstrations, and prepare for this major incident, as the loopholes are very clear to Hezbollah, and it is exploiting them.”
He pointed out, in the context, that “Israel is going through a very decisive period, but it is not ready for a war with Hezbollah.”
He added, “The Secretary-General of Hezbollah, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, is aware and knows when the laser will enter to intercept the missiles, and he knows and understands how many defense batteries there are.”
He continued, “Hezbollah has intelligence, and everything is exposed.”
He pointed out that, “Its growth, over a period of 17 years, is the biggest failure in Israel, and no one has dealt with it.”
He called on the Israeli leaders to, “stop everything and prepare for war.”
He pointed out that, “The most explosive, among the five security arenas, which were active this week, is Lebanon.”
And he believed that, “The biggest challenge, for Israel, now, is dealing with Hezbollah and Nasrallah, who are challenging Israel in the recent period.”
In this context, he explained, “the possibility of a combat day and deterioration into war.”
The Israeli analyst mentioned that “five arenas were active this week, namely Gaza, Syria, Lebanon, the Jenin camp in the West Bank, and attacks in Tel Aviv, but Lebanon is the arena that is most vulnerable to explosion, and the danger is increasing.”
The Israeli analyst concluded by saying, “Nasrallah is an artist in diagnosing internal weaknesses in Israel, and an expert in Israeli society, and this is what makes him ready to take risks,” stressing that “the situation will, in the end, explode in Israel’s face.”
The Israeli fear of the growing military capabilities of Hezbollah, and the fear of any ongoing war and Israel’s lack of preparation for it in light of its successive internal crises, is increasing, which is highlighted by the Israeli media remarkably.
A few days ago, the former head of the Military Intelligence Division in the Israeli army, Major General in Reserve Amos Yadlin, confirmed that “the most important threat to Israel comes today from the north (Hezbollah).”
Yadlin pointed out, during the “Ben-Gurion Conference” in the Negev, which was held by the Israeli newspaper “Makor Rishon”, that “Hezbollah has the characteristics of a regular army in the next war.”
Yadlin talked about “Hezbollah’s strength and ability during the upcoming supposed war,” saying, “It is expected that Hezbollah will enter with its forces in the south, and not us (the Israeli forces) in the north.”
The Israeli “Channel 13” also dealt with the issue of Israeli deterrence, stressing that it was “eroded to the point that it does not exist now,” and indicated that the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon (Hezbollah) deters Israel.
It is worth mentioning that the Secretary-General of Hezbollah, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, on the occasion of the Resistance and Liberation Day, on May 25, threatened Israel with “a major war if it miscalculated and committed new folly,” noting that “the excellent human capacity in the axis of resistance is matched by a decline in strength.” Israeli humanity, and the flight of Israelis from fighting.
Nasrallah said, “Those who suspect that the battle ended with the Israelis are delusional, while part of our land is still occupied,” stressing that “there is no longer American hegemony over the world, and things are heading towards a multipolar world, which is what worries Israel.” “.
He stressed that, “Any major war will include all borders, and its areas and fields will be narrowed by hundreds of thousands of fighters, and we have a tremendous superiority in the human dimension,” threatening the Israelis that “any miscalculation could lead to a major war in the region.”
Regarding the point of strength in the ongoing conflict with Israel, Nasrallah said: “The Israeli home front is facing an ideological retreat, and the Israeli home front is weak, and the Israelis are ready to flee and seek it.”
2023-07-08 04:21:29
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