PNN – “Abdulbari Atwan”, an analyst of the Arab world, announced the possibility of the collapse of the ceasefire between Lebanon and the Zionist regime for 6 reasons and the return of the Lebanese Islamic resistance to the fight against the invaders.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, quoting Rai Elyoum, Atwan wrote: The question that is being raised in Lebanese circles these days is the fate of the ceasefire that came into effect on November 27 and will end after 60 days, and whether it will be extended or collapsed, and the war between the Islamic resistance of Hezbollah and Will the occupying regime resume? Certainly Israel, which benefits from this truce, has quickly turned to the American ally and “Amos Hochstein” the country’s envoy.
Atwan added: After Hezbollah rockets reached his bedroom in Caesarea and hundreds of thousands of Israelis fled to Europe and America, Netanyahu realized that Israel cannot fight on multiple fronts and with a huge amount of hypersonic missiles from Yemen, ballistics from South Lebanon and advanced drones from Iraq to counter and therefore very quickly accepted the ceasefire.
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According to this analyst, the possibility of the collapse of the ceasefire in Lebanon is much higher than its extension for several reasons:
First, the occupation regime’s failure to adhere to the ceasefire and the continuation of attacks on Hezbollah’s positions and its missile platforms. The cases of ceasefire violations have reached more than 383 cases so far and the excuse is the slow deployment of the Lebanese army and the failure to fulfill Israel’s demands in the destruction of some Hezbollah military bases.
Second, preventing the return of Lebanese refugees to the border villages that were recently occupied by Tel Aviv and destroying the remaining houses in these areas and killing about 40 citizens and injuring 50 people who sought to return to their homes.
Third, to inform the allies of the Israeli regime, i.e. America, France and other European countries, about the intention of this regime not to withdraw from the occupied lands in southern Lebanon under the pretext of Hezbollah not adhering to the conditions and restoring its ranks and arming its forces with new missiles and drones.
Fourth, the recent statement of Hezbollah of Lebanon, which was published about three days ago, in which “Mahmoud al-Qamati,” the vice-chairman of the Supreme Political Council of Hezbollah, said that wait for the 61st day when any new development is possible. He announced the people’s demand to react to the increasing violation of the ceasefire by Tel Aviv.
Fifth, the control of elements affiliated with the American military over Beirut airport and their actions in inspecting Lebanese and Iranian passengers under the pretext of sending money to Hezbollah, especially the fact that these claims made by the Saudi and American media were deliberately false
Sixth, the pessimism that exists in Lebanon’s political and parliamentary circles regarding the election of a new president on Thursday of this week due to the failure of the ceasefire agreement and the alignment of America, France and England with Israel’s violation of the ceasefire.
Atwan wrote: Israel has not left any Arab land, unless it was forced out, and the Sinai desert is only an exception. Lebanon’s Islamic resistance will definitely return to fight Israel.
The editor-in-chief of Rai Alyoum added: The Lebanese resistance is not only the supporter of the resistance of Gaza and the West Bank, but also the movement for the liberation of the Lebanese lands, and it will win for the third time. As it won the first battle in 2000 and liberated the security belt, and defeated the Israeli army in the second battle in 2006, and as Israel escaped from Gaza in 2005.