Caught Off Guard: Hezbollah Struggles As Israel Shifts War Tactics!

By Javier Sanchez | Wednesday, 25 September 2024 12:00 PM
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In a recent development in the Middle East, Lieutenant General Herzi Halevi, Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), declared that Israel will not relent in its attacks against Hezbollah.

This statement came as Israeli Air Force (IAF) warplanes initiated a third wave of assaults in Lebanon.

According to Breitbart, Halevi asserted, “Hezbollah must not be given a break. [We must] keep working with all our might.” The report also highlighted that the IAF had released 2,000 munitions on Hezbollah within the preceding 24 hours.

The Israeli offensive, formally known as Operation Northern Arrows, seems to be employing two distinct strategies. Firstly, Israel is executing targeted strikes on Hezbollah leaders and officials, as evidenced by the pager attacks last week. Concurrently, Israel is identifying and annihilating Hezbollah rocket launchers and missile silos, often concealed within civilian structures or in proximity to civilian infrastructure. In response to this, Israel has advised civilians to evacuate southern Lebanon.

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Israel's Defense Minister, Yoav Gallant, commented on Monday, “Over the past day, we have been demolishing what Hezbollah has been building over the past 20 years. Nasrallah remains alone at the top,” alluding to the demise of his deputies.

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Hezbollah seems to have been caught off guard by the intensity and precision of Israel's retaliation. Contrary to the 2006 war, where Hezbollah took the initiative and Israel was unprepared for a prolonged conflict, Israel is currently setting the war's tempo, despite Hezbollah initiating the conflict by firing on Israel on October 8 without provocation. Israel has shifted from a reactive stance to a more aggressive battle plan.

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Israel's objectives in this war are to neutralize Hezbollah's capacity to threaten northern Israeli communities. Seventy-four of these communities have been evacuated for almost a year, displacing 60,000 local residents, both Jewish and Arab, creating internal refugees.

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Despite being caught off guard by the Hamas terror attack on October 7, Israeli intelligence has been preparing for a potential war against Hezbollah for the past 18 years, considering the terror group's significance to Iran's regional strategy.

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Hezbollah has persisted in launching rockets at Israel, but Israel's Iron Dome missile system has successfully intercepted most of them. Interestingly, some rockets have been directed at Palestinian villages in the West Bank.

Lebanese civilians have heeded Israel's warnings to evacuate southern Lebanon, causing traffic congestion on northern routes over the last 24 hours. Some drivers are running out of fuel, food, and water due to the unrelenting traffic jams.

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Israel has also been alerting residents prior to attacks via text messages and phone calls in an attempt to limit civilian casualties, a tactic Hezbollah has previously used to generate international pressure on Israel.

The IDF is intermittently targeting locations in Beirut, the capital city, where remaining Hezbollah leaders are believed to be hiding and convening. Hezbollah's communication network was impaired in last week's pager attacks.

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David Mencer, an Israeli government spokesman, told reporters on Tuesday, “Israel is not waiting for the threat; we are preempting it,” adding that Israel aims to alter the “balance of forces” on the country's northern border.

Currently, Hezbollah is refusing to withdraw from the border area, as mandated by United Nations Security Council Resolution 1701. Iran may also step in to assist Hezbollah, either directly or through Houthi or Iraqi militias.

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At this juncture, Hezbollah finds itself in a strategic quandary: it must either withstand the ongoing Israeli bombardment and the subsequent degradation of its capabilities, or it must retaliate and risk a larger Israeli response. This situation underscores the complexity and volatility of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

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