Falcon29
Elite Member
Yes I do. You don't.You clearly do not understand military tactics and battlefield scenarios,
That's what you're doing.usual emotional rants,
Do you not see the contradiction here? Hezbollah in its battle formation as a guerilla/asymmetric force is the opposite of exposed to Israeli air force. What they're doing now, the token strikes with few ATGM squads, is getting them wiped out by Israeli drones and air force. Their actual battle formation (which is mostly underground and involves artillery) does not expose them. But, it would lead to a real skirmish which is outside the token strike rules of engagement Hezbollah is observing.I already explained to you before lemme reiterate it for you again, Hezbollah in their full battle formation (if fully mobilized in the Israeli northern border) would get wiped out by Israeli Airforce and drones, Hezbollah is not a regular infantry force with tanks and artillery which can run over enemy defense lines and seize large number of territory. Hezbollah is a GUERELLA Army and a good one, and guerella forces have their best bet in defensive warfare.
So? Israel will attack Lebanon and people will die. This is a given. Why are you using this as a excuse to not join the brothers in Hamas in the struggle against the Israeli terrorist? Isn't Hezbollah a mujahid/Islamic resistance movement?Talking about Hezbollah rockets, if Hezbollah launches a fair share of their rocket barrage on any Israeli city (assuming it overuns Iron dome), what you think Israel would do? Yes! they would level Beirut.
There is no war of attrition. It's solidarity strikes for Gaza. The only negotiating table right now is what restricted to Gaza's situation and Hezbollah has no part in it and isn't swaying the negotiations one way or another.War of attrition is the only way to bring Israel to the negotiating table, starting a full fledge war would be suicical for Lebanon.





