Lebanon-Israel War | 2023-present
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hussain0216
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The Almas ATGM for Hezbollah is why Israel was stuck on the border and couldn't enter deeper
, Israel lost over 50 tanks to it, it's a system that has really equalled the playing field and is now battle tested
KingSlayr
Registered Member
I cursed this dude out in my previous posts for exactly this comment…
UKBengali
Elite Member
That makes sense now.
Hezbollah in essence will be able to stock up on its missiles/rockets that are much easier and quicker to manufacture than Zio-US interceptors.
At the end of the 2 months then at the least Hezbollah will be no worse off. However Hamas is left alone in Gaza.
The SC
INT'L MOD
Absolutely unusualThe full copy of the American letter of guarantee to Israel:
- Israel and the United States intend to exchange secret intelligence information about violations, including any Hezbollah infiltration of the Lebanese army.
The United States may share information provided by Israel with agreed upon third parties (the Government of Lebanon and/or the Committee) so that it can correct the violation.
The United States has a responsibility to work with Israel to limit Iran's destabilizing activities in Lebanon, including preventing the transfer of weapons, its affiliates, and other materials from Iranian territory.
- The United States recognizes Israel’s right to respond to threats emanating from Lebanese territory in accordance with international law.
- In the southern region - Israel reserves the right to take action at any time against violations of its obligations.
- Outside the southern region, Israel reserves the right to act against the development of threats directed against it if Lebanon is unable or unwilling to prevent these threats: including the entry of illegal weapons into Lebanon through borders and crossings.
If Israel decides to take such measures, it will inform the United States of this, if possible.
- Israeli air sorties over Lebanon will be for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance purposes only, and will be as invisible as possible to the naked eye and will not penetrate the sound barrier.
The SC
INT'L MOD
Wingzero30
Registered Member
Yup the two groups who are neither capable nor have the capacity/bravery of fighting the zionist entity.
Without Hezbollah the remaining lebanese groups/factions would be under zionist boot. Israel would be having a picnic in Lebanon.
Falcon29
Elite Member
Stop underestimating the enemy. They wanted to disconnect Hezbollah from the Gaza conflict and scare Lebanon into implementing 1701 resolution or something built upon that -- despite not doing their part. Meaning Israel will not honor its side of the agreement but the Lebanese and Hezbollah have to.
The strikes in Beirut were meant to displace many Lebanese people and put pressure on the state of Lebanon. The border area was battered and hard to defend. Israeli ground invasion was going to isolate southern Lebanon if it went on. Most of the population had left so this wasn't going to be difficult.
The drawn out nature of the war , at least until two months ago, allowed Israel to damage Hezbollah weapons deployment capability. That's what ultimately limits your firepower. Your ability to deploy the firepower. Weapons stocks are unlikely as scarce as Israel is making them out to be. Striking Israeli infrastructure proves to be difficult. If you cannot properly deploy heavy firepower. That's what Hezbollah couldn't do or maybe Iran does not want them to play that card right now. Incase of a attack on Iran.
Israeli population stomach for war will always be high if they don't face damage to infrastructure that decreases quality of life and casualties. That should be the standard and level of quality worked towards.
The strikes in Beirut were meant to displace many Lebanese people and put pressure on the state of Lebanon. The border area was battered and hard to defend. Israeli ground invasion was going to isolate southern Lebanon if it went on. Most of the population had left so this wasn't going to be difficult.
The drawn out nature of the war , at least until two months ago, allowed Israel to damage Hezbollah weapons deployment capability. That's what ultimately limits your firepower. Your ability to deploy the firepower. Weapons stocks are unlikely as scarce as Israel is making them out to be. Striking Israeli infrastructure proves to be difficult. If you cannot properly deploy heavy firepower. That's what Hezbollah couldn't do or maybe Iran does not want them to play that card right now. Incase of a attack on Iran.
Israeli population stomach for war will always be high if they don't face damage to infrastructure that decreases quality of life and casualties. That should be the standard and level of quality worked towards.
KingQamaR
Elite Member
Have you heard the terms…no one in their right mind would agree with Izrael .. they should talk to themselves.
So basically 1 side agreed that 1 side needs to be disarmed while the other side isn't?
So basically 1 side agreed that 1 side needs to be disarmed while the other side isn't?
Ali_Baba
VIP Member
The full copy of the American letter of guarantee to Israel:
- Israel and the United States intend to exchange secret intelligence information about violations, including any Hezbollah infiltration of the Lebanese army.
The United States may share information provided by Israel with agreed upon third parties (the Government of Lebanon and/or the Committee) so that it can correct the violation.
The United States has a responsibility to work with Israel to limit Iran's destabilizing activities in Lebanon, including preventing the transfer of weapons, its affiliates, and other materials from Iranian territory.
- The United States recognizes Israel’s right to respond to threats emanating from Lebanese territory in accordance with international law.
- In the southern region - Israel reserves the right to take action at any time against violations of its obligations.
- Outside the southern region, Israel reserves the right to act against the development of threats directed against it if Lebanon is unable or unwilling to prevent these threats: including the entry of illegal weapons into Lebanon through borders and crossings.
If Israel decides to take such measures, it will inform the United States of this, if possible.
- Israeli air sorties over Lebanon will be for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance purposes only, and will be as invisible as possible to the naked eye and will not penetrate the sound barrier.
Very odd if the goverment of Lebanon has agreed to this. Basically, legalises all Israeli intervention into Lebanon at Israel's descretion and will. Nothing off the table.
One "major" thing the agreement achieves is to move Hezbollah north of the Litani river, so that Israel can next time launch a blitzkrieg across South Lebanon and occupy the terrority with basically "no resistance" in 60 days time.
last-soul
Registered Member
Hezbollah would be wise to make good use of this 2 month ceasefire. I for one don't trust the Xionists and I'm sure they're awaiting start of Trump's presidency. I really feel for the poor Palestinains who have sold out by their 'brothers' in the rest of ME.
Mehdipersian
Trusted Member
Disarming Hezbollah is one of Israel's wet dreams that will never come true.Have you heard the terms…no one in their right mind would agree with Izrael .. they should talk to themselves.
So basically 1 side agreed that 1 side needs to be disarmed while the other side isn't?
In every war they put this in the text of the ceasefire, but it is worthless.
F-22Raptor
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