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Lebanon-Israel War | 2023-present
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hyperman
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Hezbollah has chosen to die silently to salami tactics.
They need to fight back, their whole mistake started with going back on Nasrallah's word on not seperating the fighting from the North to the fighting in the South, they have been getting picked apart since. Evacuate all operatives out of Beirut, both the civilians and military. Set up in the Valley, and underground in mountains, use the Geography. There is no point in being in Beirut, only ones in Beirut should be low level civilian leadership, and only to relay messages from Naim Qasim to Lebanese leadership, other than that, it should be completely isolated underground in Beqaa valley.
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kobra
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Its too late now. Israil really did what she didnt dream in 2 decades. Neutralizing the Hezbullah threat. The courageos fighters lost everything. Biggest victory for zionpigs is finishing off Hezbullah and destroying syrian resistance ofcourse after Gaza.
Watandar
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Israel prepared for 20 years after the failure of its 2006 attack on Lebanon. We saw signs of this with assassinations of very prominent Hezbollah commanders in the mid 2010's, but the organization's leadership had stagnated and did not realize what was going to happen. Then we saw the Israeli attack in 2024. I sadly agree with you that it's too late now and Hezbollah is done.
Falcon29
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What they say in public is different than what they say behind closed doors. Lebanese government/state benefits from Hezbollah strength acting as leverage against Israel + other foreign actors/threats.
People think if Lebanon gave up weapons and sought ties with Israel that they'd be safe afterwards and prosper, when in actuality they'd be bullied by neighbors and Israel wouldn't care if it plunged into chaos/economic downfall. Lebanon would still be poor. And sanctions would still constantly be levied against Lebanon just like they're used in Syria. And snapped back onto Iran.
Look at GCC, they normalized with Israel, some of the nations there. Their wealth is because of oil wealth not being on good terms with Israel. Economically they're going in a good direction and using foreign talent to help develop their local economy and industries. Israel didn't like seeing they're making progress and attack Qatar anyway, which will have a dangerous effect on entire GCC economy and decrease investor confidence in GCC.
Basically if you want to disarm Hezbollah, let it be a national consensus effort, not because of Israeli/US terror and pressure, and false promises. Same with Hamas. Hamas will stand aside once rights of Palestinian people are achieved. Not for US/Israel whcih are requesting annihilation of Palestine in its entirety.
Shags101
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I don’t think they have chosen to die silently I think them losing so many top people and a lot of hardware being destroyed means that it will take a long time to rebuild.
Let’s at least give them a break they fought harder than most and lost way more than others but I think soon enough we will see something every time people call someone out it’s usually the guy about to do something unexpected.
I still say at this current point in time Hezbollah best option is an attack on military or diplomatic missions stay away from civilian as much as possible
Watandar
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They are working on the US-Israel agenda, like always. They are the "carrot" part.
hyperman
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No one is capable of surviving by just being hammered with airstrikes constantly with no retaliation. This is death by salami tactics.
A full scale war is better than the status quo, because look how much ground they have lost since the ceasefire agreement. We have gone from withdrawal to the litani to now talks of disbanding hezbollah. And its only going to compound. The worst mistake was agreeing to a ceasefire without there being one across the region. The ceasefire allowed Israel to redeploy south to Gaza, and give them breathing space, and now they feel more bold about doing things they wouldn't have dared before.
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Shags101
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However weak may seem on the outside to us in Lebanon they have vast support yes mainly from the Shia block but they have allies who would join it Israel hasn’t attempted to take physical ground in Lebanon other than those 5 points yeah sorry Israel controls the air one of the reasons Hezbollah has dispersed and gone back to the shadows.No one is capable of surviving by just being hammered with airstrikes constantly with no retaliation. This is death by salami tactics.
A full scale war is better than the status quo, because look how much ground they have lost since the ceasefire agreement. We have gone from withdrawal to the litani to now talks of disbanding hezbollah. And its only going to compound. The worst mistake was agreeing to a ceasefire without there being one across the region. The ceasefire allowed Israel to redeploy south to Gaza, and give them breathing space, and now they feel more bold about doing things they wouldn't have dared before.
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Let’s be real Syria has lost far more than Lebanon at this point and jolani is just nodding his head and going with the flow didn’t even attempt to fight back against a few hundred lightly armed solders……..if you think I’m dissing him I’m not right now jolani is in better shape than Hezbollah they have gained 10s of thousands of soldiers in their new army I’m assuming a constant supply of weapons from turkey maybe Qatar etc but can he actually fight Israel alone even if is just to send a few covert teams to takeout a few idf personal he wouldn’t survive for long he would be torn apart fairly quickly all Israel would have to do is a constant bombing of jolanis military Kurds Druze and everyone In between would be coming for Damascus
Simple fact unless all of these Arabs unite and see they’re all being played we’re going to lose a lot more…….here comes Egypt next
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if they were Israelis the world would be in uproar...
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Hezbollah MP:
The Israeli enemy committed a heinous crime against civilians, including children, in Bent Jbeil, adding to its record more crimes that fall under the supervision of the ceasefire monitoring committee, which has become a false witness to the enemy's constant violation of the ceasefire agreement.
This committee has provided no guarantees for Lebanon, while the Lebanese state is at best unable to take any practical steps.
Perhaps the rightful cry of the southerners will reach the ears of officials and prompt them to move to stop this violation of their pure blood.
It has been proven once again that resorting to official protection under international sponsorship has not provided them with security and stability.
The Israeli enemy committed a heinous crime against civilians, including children, in Bent Jbeil, adding to its record more crimes that fall under the supervision of the ceasefire monitoring committee, which has become a false witness to the enemy's constant violation of the ceasefire agreement.
This committee has provided no guarantees for Lebanon, while the Lebanese state is at best unable to take any practical steps.
Perhaps the rightful cry of the southerners will reach the ears of officials and prompt them to move to stop this violation of their pure blood.
It has been proven once again that resorting to official protection under international sponsorship has not provided them with security and stability.
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