Zionist media: Does Tel Aviv regret Nasrallah’s assassination?
According to the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar, even though all the Zionist regime’s media expressed their satisfaction with the assassination of the martyr Seyed Hassan Nasrallah, the Secretary General of Hezbollah, many analysts, and writers of the strategic issues of the Zionist regime are more realistic than the effects. And the consequences of this assassination spoke with concern and emphasized that the conditions after the assassination will not be different for Israel.
Karmet Valensi, the analyst of the Academy of Internal Security Studies of the Zionist regime, as the most important strategic think tank of this regime, in an article with the title “The more difficult question is what will happen next?” He pointed out that Hezbollah still has advanced military capabilities and has precision missiles and a fleet of weapons.
This report emphasized that Nasrallah’s assassination had put the region in an unknown situation, because everyone was familiar with Nasrallah’s strategy, and the vacuum caused by his presence will destroy past understandings and agreements regarding Hezbollah.
This report emphasized that Tel Aviv will have a difficult path in analyzing and interacting with Hezbollah in the post-Nasrallah period.
Amos Hariel, one of the other senior Zionist analysts, referring to the possibility of this regime regretting the assassination of Martyr Nasrallah, said: “It is better to lower the voice of the joy of your victory. When Iran and Hezbollah are shocked, Israel must brace itself for possible tensions and their reactions.” to prepare
He pointed to the days of the assassination of Seyyed Abbas Mousavi, the former Secretary General of Hezbollah, and stressed that it soon became clear that this assassination was a mistake because Nasrallah turned Hezbollah from an internal group into a regional power.
Pointing out that the attack in the suburbs of Beirut brought the ceasefire measures to a standstill, Hariel stressed that if the Americans wanted to achieve a result, they should present a new plan very soon and take advantage of the political pressure that they have not used so far.
This Zionist analyst adds that the US government is worried that Netanyahu will lead the country to a regional war.
Gideon Levy, another Zionist analyst, wrote in Haaretz newspaper: Why do you rejoice when the situation of Israelis is still as “bad” as before? In the first week after Nasrallah, take a look around you. The West Bank is on the verge of explosion. The army has no way out of the destructive quagmire of Gaza. Israeli prisoners are still trapped in Gaza. Israel’s credit rating has been downgraded by Moody’s. It is better not to say anything about Israel’s international position. In this context, just look at the United Nations General Assembly during Netanyahu’s speech. It seems things have gotten worse. A regional war seems quite possible and we have taken a big step into it. Tens of thousands of residents of northern Israel have not even come a step closer to their homes.