Meanwhile, hezb can receive more weapons, and get more equipment. Hezb has about 100/150.000 soldiers , nor 500/1000 of them died ! , it means less than 0.3% of your army was destroyed but some equipment was(other equipment was not destroyed but were used), so they need new .
Not sure where you got 500-1000 casualties.
Based on funeral posters alone there have been at least 1500 casualties
This account tracks public funeral posters. Who knows the real number since not all families have public funerals.
But it’s not like HZ has a manpower problem. HZ lost ALOT more soldiers in the 10 year Syria civil war and was fine and gained valuable experience. This conflict today isnt a massive ground war it’s largely an aerial war with each side firing volleys at each other.
So the loss of foot soldiers isn’t really a critical factor at this time. The loss of senior advisors, commanders, etc on the other hand does hurt a bit because they had experience and wisdom you learn only thru repetitive battle.
In these 60 days, Iran will prepare news fronts, news "proxies" , and all will continue.
No because, other fronts will attack, you will see.
There is no new “fronts” , there is the Lebanon front, Syria front, Iraq front, and Yemen front. And the strongest proxies are Yemen and HZ. Yemen is too far away to threaten the Israeli homeland constantly and HZ needs to retreat to reform. Syria is not a player in the conflict nor does it want to be. Iraq also suffers from a distance problem like Yemen. So I’m not sure what new proxies or front you expect to open, but geographically there are numerous obstacles.
Israel’s goal always was to bring residents back to the North. Some users on here are claiming its victory because HZ was not destroyed, I am not sure how HZ could be destroyed by a minor ground incursion. That’s impossible, you can’t destroy militant groups by the air either, this has been proven in Afghanistan, Yemen, Kurdistan, Baluchistan, etc. and there is no stomach for a major ground incursion into Lebanon by Israel or U.S. Israel doesn’t even have the political capital for such a move due to its fallen standing in the world.
Now wether the ceasefire holds or doesn’t is to be seen, but the facts on the ground as of today is as follows:
HZ withdraws heavy weaponary and bases from the border.
HZ ceases all further attacks on Israeli territory
Israel withdraws from Lebanese land and stops targeting HZ assets
Israel reserves the right to attack HZ if it returns to southern Lebanon border or plans more attacks.
This was the same offer that Bibi presented to Nasrallah before the ground campaign started and Nasrallah refused to delink from GAZA. Well the new HZ leadership (with guidance from Iran) decided to fight another day and agreed.
In some ways HZ lost and some ways Israel also lost. I don’t think you can say either party clearly won or lost. HZ probably took the most strategic damage (loss of leadership and high value weaponry) and Israel likely suffered quite a bit in economic losses as well as material damage to bases/weaponry. The most significant is the economic losses due to civilian population and trade being impacted.
Nonetheless, the Axis has failed to secure peace in GAZA and that was the whole point of even being involved in this conflict by the various proxies (Houthi’s , HZ, and Iraqi Legions).
TP3 will mostly be Iran trying to restore deterrence on its sovereign territory so that tomorrow Iranian soil doesn’t look like Lebanon and Gaza with Israel striking Iranian military targets like it’s a game of wack - a - mole.