How did Hezbollah fool and trap “Israel”?

What military possibilities may we expect following the Iranian army’s severe threats?

The southern suburb of Beirut is now the focus of attention, following the joint statement issued by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Minister of War, Israel Katz, in which they announced that they had ordered the Israeli army to attack and destroy it in response to the painful bombardment by “Hezbollah” forces on Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian Galilee in the north, Kiryat Shmona and Ras al-Naqoura.

These warnings will not be effective, nor will they halt Hezbollah’s attacks; rather, they will intensify and cause material and moral damage. They may even lead to the failure of the ceasefire agreement in the Iranian conflict, which was extended by the US for sixty days, the return of Iranian missiles to bomb Greater Tel Aviv, Haifa, Akko, and Dimona, and the tightening of the closure of Lod Airport.

Hezbollah’s missiles and drones targeted the occupied city of Tiberias today, as well as the settlement of Kiryat Shmona deep within Israel, as an initial response to the occupying forces’ “show-off” takeover of the strategic Chaqif Castle, which is devoid of any party forces, and as a warning of the base’s upcoming expansion. However, the most significant words from our standpoint today came from the Iranian leadership:

• The first: According to Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, “the ceasefire between Iran and America includes all fronts, including the Lebanese front, and any violation in any of them constitutes a complete violation of the agreement, and America and Israel bear responsibility.”

• The second: General Abdul Fadhel Shakerji, the Iranian army’s spokesperson, issued a stern statement confirming that “the army will never tolerate Israel’s continued crimes in Lebanon.”

The Iranian high command issued the first practical political application of these statements immediately, suspending all negotiations with the United States through intermediaries in response to Israeli aggression in Lebanon and threats to bomb Lebanese suburbs in the capital, Beirut.

Stopping the negotiations implies, at first look, the collapse of all “understandings” struck with the American side via the Pakistani mediator. If the US does not intervene promptly and stop Israel’s aggression in Lebanon, the situation could deteriorate even further, with Iranian rockets returning to target Greater Tel Aviv, Haifa, Safed, and other occupied Palestinian cities.

The crucial question now is whether the United States will act soon to halt Israeli aggression. Will Netanyahu’s government accept this intervention to save itself, its credibility, and its independence (from America), given that it opposed the American-Iranian understandings, demanded the continuation of American aggression, and rejected any agreement or understandings that required anything less than a complete cessation of nuclear enrichment operations and the removal or destruction of nearly 460 kilograms of highly enriched uranium?

Israel is experiencing an existential crisis as a result of its aggression on Lebanon, which will escalate into a war of attrition that it will not win. Such an escalation could result in elite Radwan forces attacking the occupied Palestinian Galilee and launching hundreds of precision missiles on Greater Tel Aviv, Haifa, Jaffa, and Acre.

The leadership of “Hezbollah” has prepared well for this war on the ground, particularly militarily, and has duped the occupying state by concealing its highly advanced military capabilities, especially explosive drones that Israeli radars have failed to detect and missiles have failed to intercept.

Israel will lose in any case. If it follows through on its threat to invade and destroy the southern suburbs, it may spark a war in Iran, exposing America, its warships and aircraft carriers, as well as possibly the Gulf countries’ desalination and oil refining stations, not to mention the military bases, or what remains of them, and the oil wells, to destruction.
However, if it does not bomb the southern suburbs, it will have surrendered to American demands, and Iran and the Resistance Axis will have won the fight it started.

Israel has fallen into the Lebanese trap once more, failing to learn from the lessons of its previous arrogance and mistakes and repeating them without considering, particularly during the 1982 invasion, that it is not facing Palestinian fighters and PLO forces with their individual weapons but rather Hezbollah forces equipped with missiles and drones, an Islamic doctrine, and, most importantly, fighting on their own land.

The Israeli occupation state took the Chaqif Castle in 1982, built a security fence along the Lebanese border, was beaten twice, and withdrew in humiliation and disgrace, the first time in 2000 and the second in the July 2006 onslaught. Repeating the same strategy and blunders will yield the same outcomes, and the third and most devastating defeat is coming, God willing.

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