An Arabic language expert reviewed; Hezbollah’s trump card, which led to an increase in Zionist casualties.
Col. Hatem Karim al-Falahi, an expert on military issues, in a conversation with Al Jazeera news channel, stated that the entry of the Israeli army into southern Lebanon exposed it to the Lebanese Hezbollah’s defense plans in ground operations, and because of this, the losses of Zionist soldiers in the ground battle have increased.
He said that defense is important in military science and it means waiting for the best opportunity to carry out operations against the enemy.
Al-Falahi also mentioned the increase in the casualties of the Zionist army in southern Lebanon due to several factors, including the different geographical nature of southern Lebanon from the conflicts in Gaza. He said that the Israeli army is tired as a result of the war in Gaza.
He adds that the tired Israeli army is surrounded by Hezbollah soldiers who learned defensive activities a long time ago.
This expert on military issues emphasized that the losses of the Zionist army are the result of direct clashes or being targeted by cannon balls or rockets, and the conflict front extends from Ras al-Naqura to Shabaa fields.
The Israeli army has announced that over 88 Israeli soldiers were injured in the south of Lebanon in the last 48 hours. The Chief of Staff of the Israeli Army also announced that Israel is suffering heavy and painful losses. Meanwhile, experts believe that the Zionist regime is censoring the statistics related to its casualties in this war.
Hatem Karim al-Falahi, pointing out that those who can manage the defensive war well, are victorious and can stop the enemy’s attacks, stated that the Israeli army has faced a real problem in southern Lebanon, and while its casualties have increased. , has not achieved any operational results.
At the same time, the Zionist regime has announced high goals for its ground operations, which include returning the displaced settlers to the north of the occupied territories, taking control of the 5 km deep border strip, disarming the resistance, and reaching the Litani river.