PNN – The famous analyst of the Arab world, referring to the new crime of the Zionists in the cyber-attack on the communication systems of the Lebanese resistance and martyred and wounding a number of Lebanese, considered it a failed attempt on the part of “Netanyahu” and Nasrallah’s words this evening in the context of the party’s reaction considered it very important.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, “Abdulbari Atwan”, an analyst of the Arab world, in an article in Rai Al-Youm, referring to the cyber-attacks of the Zionist regime on the communication systems of the Islamic resistance in Lebanon, as a result of which a number of martyrs and others were injured, said: Netanyahu has resorted to this action, and this is a desperate attempt on his part to restore Israel’s crumbling deterrence and to win a military victory that will boost the morale of the army and the Israelis after the defeats inflicted on them in Gaza, the West Bank and the Upper Galilee.
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He said: Israel, which has not been able to defeat Hamas and other resistance groups in Gaza, and its army has suffered heavy losses and its shock is gone, will never be able to defeat Hezbollah, which has an arsenal of precision-guided missiles and vast tunnels larger than half of Lebanon and a hundred thousand fighters.
This analyst emphasized: Netanyahu ignited a massive war with mass killings in southern Lebanon and with the full coordination of America, which created a support umbrella for it, and he must pay the full consequences and adhere to the rules and ethics that the other side does not comply with.
In the end, Atwan, referring to Hezbollah’s statement regarding the revenge of the invaders, said: We are waiting for Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah’s speech to know what Hezbollah’s reaction will be because they are the bearers of the code name and will have the final say. We do not want to prejudge, but we are confident that we are on the verge of a great victory and radical change in the Middle East and perhaps in the world.