Gaza-Israel Conflict | 2023-2024

Farhas2000 said:
I doubt it. Israel took a few weeks until they invaded Gaza

However it seems Israeli attacks against Hezbollah are of higher quality than those against Hamas. Israel hasn't thought of Hamas as a real threat and got caught with its pants down on October 7th, but this entire time, ever since 2006, Israel prepared for an attack on Hezbollah.

Israel has also gained a lot of experience for many of its soldiers, pilots, air defense crews, tank crews, intelligence officers as the result of the war in Gaza. Albeit Hamas is obviously weaker than Hezbollah, Hamas fields similar/identical weapons, tactics, mentality and language, and the experience against Hamas is certainly applicable against Hezbollah as well.

I wish it would end, this war does not feel like it's going to any positive place. Almost every place Israel strikes has secondary explosions.
Hezbollah should have gone all out on October 7th or never intervened at all. Attaching itself to Gaza and not going all out is like attaching yourself to an anchor and expecting to survive without swimming harder than michael phelps.
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No like you said Israel has been planning for Hezbollah for 2 decades once iron dome interceptors are depleted they will have to go in with the cover of massive air bombardment Israel will be defenseless otherwise America isn’t going to bomb Lebanon or invade for them they are going to to give intelligence on weapon stockpiles and attempt replenish interceptors but without sending a land invasion within a couple of days they’re not going to be able to stop hezbollah rocket fire from the air
 
Shadihassan28 said:
I think you would have to ask iran I think Hezbollah has plenty of soldiers at this point if Hamas and other resistance groups in Gaza can still fight Hezbollah who hasn’t even started to fight has plenty
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Hezbollah has at least 40,000 soldiers and up to another 60,000 people in its other wings (social wings) that can serve as reservists

Hezbollah has lost c. 500-700 soldiers so far with another 2000-3000 soldiers injured. At least half of those injured can likely return to active duty within a few months. they lost maybe 5% of their soldiers (martyred or out of service long-term due to serious injuries).

and another 2000-3000 social workers injured. this is not going to seriously degrade its capabilities

there are also small groups of Palestinian resistance groups and other Shia resistance groups in Lebanon (Amal) that can add numbers. and many resistance groups in Syria that can enter Lebanon to help add numbers in an emergency situation.
 
Shadihassan28 said:
No like you said Israel has been planning for Hezbollah for 2 decades once iron dome interceptors are depleted they will have to go in with the cover of massive air bombardment Israel will be defenseless otherwise America isn’t going to bomb Lebanon or invade for them they are going to to give intelligence on weapon stockpiles and attempt replenish interceptors but without sending a land invasion within a couple of days they’re not going to be able to stop hezbollah rocket fire from the air
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We don't know the production capability or current the stockpile of the Iron Dome. As They planned this for years, this means they also took interceptors into consideration. Even with the price gap between Hezbollah rockets and Iron Dome interceptors, Israel, with the help of its economy and also the help of US aid, can afford that price gap.

Keep in mind that this Iron Dome allows them to somewhat keep their people working and economy going. With a productive enough economy, this might make it economically better off buying stupid amounts of interceptors, perhaps as many as Hezbollah has rockets. But ff course it's not hermetic and some rockets inevitably fall through.
 
Hebrew media: Former Northern Commander: We did not achieve any goal, we did not recover the prisoners, and we did not eliminate Hamas.

▫️Hezbollah occupied the Galilee with fire and destroyed it, and we did not return the “inhabitants” after a year

@Sa7atPlBreaking
 
Farhas2000 said:
We don't know the production capability or current the stockpile of the Iron Dome. As They planned this for years, this means they also took interceptors into consideration. Even with the price gap between Hezbollah rockets and Iron Dome interceptors, Israel, with the help of its economy and also the help of US aid, can afford that price gap.

Keep in mind that this Iron Dome allows them to somewhat keep their people working and economy going. With a productive enough economy, this might make it economically better off buying stupid amounts of interceptors, perhaps as many as Hezbollah has rockets. But ff course it's not hermetic and some rockets inevitably fall through.
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theoretically Hezbollah can easily overwhelm Iron Dome with large rocket strikes. but we have not seen these yet, Israel has been very proactive in detecting and destroying attempts to amass launchers before they can fire their rockets

The SC said:
Scenes of smoke rising and fire igniting at the site where the Al-Qassam Brigades carried out an ambush targeting 5 Israeli vehicles at the George Junction, east of Rafah.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1838148310823014578
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with only one reserve unit left in Gaza and the rest of the focus on Lebanon, it's good opportunity for Palestinian resistance to regroup
 
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