Achievements of the first pro-Gaza front after 100 days.
How did Hezbollah ground the Israeli army in the north?
The south Lebanon front was the first front that was opened against the Zionist regime after the start of the Al-Aqsa storm operation, and Hezbollah officially announced joining this battle on October 8, 2023, one day after the beginning of the great battle of the Palestinian resistance against the occupiers.
Hezbollah’s entry into this battle against the occupying enemy was a prelude to other resistance groups, including in Iraq and Yemen, to publicly enter the field to defend the Palestinian people.
But in this article, we intend to specifically talk about Hezbollah’s performance in the Al-Aqsa storm battle and have a partial view of its achievements and the equations it has imposed on the enemy.
The rules of Hizbullah’s conflict in Al-Aqsa storm against the Zionists
The Lebanese resistance forces entered the battlefield from the very beginning of announcing their entry into the Battle of Storm Al-Aqsa, regardless of when the war in Gaza would end and how many martyrs Hezbollah would have to sacrifice in this way. Hezbollah’s strategy in this battle was based on the logic of “warm heart and cold brain” (balance between reason and emotion). From the first day, Hezbollah proved that it intended to manage this battle on the southern border of Lebanon with occupied Palestine logically and correctly and inflict damage on the enemy in a calculated manner.
In the meantime, Seyyed “Hasan Nasrallah”, the Secretary General of Hezbollah, did not appear in front of the camera until about a month after the start of the Al-Aqsa storm battle and did not show any reaction, but from the very first day of Hezbollah’s entry into this war, he managed the battle at all levels. was in charge He also knew very well that he should not turn over all his cards at once; The issue that caused the fear and concern of Hizbollah’s surprising actions did not stop the Zionists, therefore, from the very first day, Hizbollah started the battle with the rules it had determined in this way:
– Targeting the spy towers and radars of the Zionist regime: some tried to downplay Hezbollah’s operations against the spy towers and detection radars of the Zionist regime, but Hezbollah’s focus on destroying the equipment of the Israeli army in addition to the material damage it caused to it confused the Zionists and they could not identify the next step of the Lebanese resistance.