Why Lebanon will never become the second Gaza? 3 strategic factors.
Since a year ago, when the Zionist regime’s war against the Gaza Strip began, until now, the resistance groups, including the Lebanese Hezbollah, have stolen sleep from the eyes of the Zionist regime and the northern settlers of the occupied territories. During this period, many Zionist settlements in these border areas have been destroyed and their population displaced, and some reports estimate the number of Zionist refugees to be up to 200,000.
In recent days, however, the conflicts between Lebanon’s Hezbollah and the Zionist regime have intensified; The incident peaked after the assassination of Hezbollah commanders and the explosion of communication equipment in Lebanon, and some believe that these tensions have the potential to turn into a full-scale war and warn against the continuation of conflicts.
In the meantime, the idea of ​​”Gazaization of Lebanon” and “Lebanon being on the edge of the precipice” which is mostly designed to scare Hezbollah and put pressure on this group by the political parties and the government of this country, is constantly repeated by some.
As Antonio Guterres stated a few days ago in his speech at the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York “Gaza is an unstoppable nightmare and Lebanon is on the verge of becoming another Gaza. “The people of the world cannot tolerate Lebanon becoming another Gaza.”
There is no doubt that the occupation regime’s crimes and genocides in the Gaza Strip, which have so far killed more than 41,000 innocent Palestinians, two-thirds of whom are women and children, have worried the people and authorities of the world to prevent similar incidents. However, Lebanon has significant differences from the Gaza Strip in many ways, which has caused it to impose the highest costs on the Zionist regime.
The Zionist regime is under heavy and continuous blows from Hezbollah
The Zionists have concluded that Hezbollah has a very effective role in what is happening on the Gaza battlefront, on the supporting front, namely Iraq and Yemen, and even the Palestinian resistance. In addition, its continuous role in the northern front of the occupied territories in the serious occupation of the Zionist army, one of the most obvious of which is the widespread displacement of the residents of the northern region, as well as the occupation of one-third of the capacity of the occupying military forces in the north, has in itself severely affected the body of the regime.
Why Lebanon will never become the second Gaza?
Also, as a result of the severe and continuous attacks by Hezbollah during this period, many businesses in the northern areas of the occupied territories have practically ceased to be profitable. For example, the central bank of the regime has announced the cost to the economy of northern occupied Palestine at 156 million dollars per week. In addition, the regime’s security cabinet was forced to close many fuel tanks and factories in this area and keep medical centers on long-term standby for fear of resistance attacks.
In such a situation that is constantly deteriorating, the war cabinet of the Zionist regime has made the severe weakening of Hezbollah’s power its current strategy, so that while weakening Hezbollah for a long time through the assassination of its senior commanders and the destruction of the facilities and military power of this movement, it can provide security to He returned his northern regions and returned the fugitive and displaced settlers to their regions. In addition, it plans to establish a security belt in southern Lebanon, take over these areas’ security control, and control its areas’ security for a long time.
The recent terrorist acts and explosions of the regime in Lebanon can be evaluated in this regard. Therefore, in recent weeks, assassinations of senior Hezbollah commanders and electronic and technological attacks, such as the pager and wireless incident, were part of the Zionist regime’s plan to show power and increase the level of tension with Hezbollah, and of course, test the response rate of resistance to it.
“CNN” has recently considered this strategy risky and has many shortcomings in a report and emphasized that “the lesson that NATO learned little by little in Afghanistan should be taken into account here; “That killing endless commanders doesn’t destroy them, but leaves angrier successors to negotiate.”
Strengthening deterrence with Hezbollah’s impressive military power
The most important reason why the Zionist regime has not entered into a full-scale war with Hezbollah and has resorted to throwing missiles and terror is related to the significant military power of this resistance group.
Why Lebanon will never become the second Gaza?
Just a few days ago, in response to the open aggression of the Zionist regime, Lebanon’s Hezbollah fired hundreds of missiles, especially “Fadi 1” and “Fadi 2” missiles, into strategic areas such as Ramat David, the Rafael military complex, Megiddo military airport, Amos military base (the main base transportation and logistic support of the northern region), targeted the Zakhron munitions factory, occupied Haifa, Acre, and even the center of occupied Palestine, i.e. Ben-Gurin Airport.
The authorities of the Zionist regime know that if the range of aggression is not stopped, the Islamic resistance of Lebanon will add strategic centers and densely populated settlements to its bank of targets by relying on its new missiles.
Recently, the Zionist media “Haaretz” admitted that in one day, 220 rockets were fired from Lebanon towards the occupied territories, which is the biggest rocket attack since the beginning of the war. At the same time, the Zionist media “Israel Hum” also announced that around 300 rockets were fired at the occupied territories since last night.
A piece of the hell that Hezbollah created in the occupied territories can be seen in the pictures released from the city of Safad in the north of occupied Palestine.
Why Lebanon will never become the second Gaza?
In addition to the different geographical locations of Lebanon from Gaza, the Zionist regime today is facing a multitude of intertwined crises that do not allow for more adventures in Lebanon.
Issues such as the dissatisfaction of the Zionists with the continuation and escalation of the war, the growing protests in the occupied territories, the economic collapse, the speed of the wave of reverse migration, the increase in internal differences in the political and military organizations of the regime, threats and global blame, etc. have made the regime more cautious in facing Hezbollah. to behave This is why whispers of a ceasefire agreement between Hezbollah and the Zionist regime have been heard in recent days, although both sides have rejected it.