Israeli military said it struck about 40 sites linked to Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, an apparent escalation of the near daily skirmishes between the two sides since the start of the war in Gaza.
Israel is progressively eliminating Hezbollah’s influence and power, if this keeps happening it may be time for them to rethink how Hezbollah is handling their Gaza war rebellion.
IDF has killed half of Hezbollah’s chiefs the other half are in hiding. Just yesterday 40 strikes in Lebanon by Israel, striking weapons depots, destroying infrastructure weakening even more of their power, and having lost hundreds of its fighters, many of whom are difficult to replace, many are wondering, how much longer can this Iranian backed proxy hang on.
Hezbollah’s all out strike on Israel would be considered a onetime make-it or break-it war. If Hezbollah should lose most of its military could be easily thrown out of Lebanon. Hezbollah would lose its footing and no longer be affective. Remember, weakness undermines its effectiveness.
Iran can’t afford to lose its proxy, at least not at this time, Hezbollah is Iran’s threat to Israel, if it’s gone, then what. If Iran does nothing, the war between Israel and Lebanon keeps going on as Hezbollah grows weaker. This is becoming a tight ropewalk for this Lebanon based terrorist organization.
So much for the continuing threat Iran has over Israel, and what to do becomes simple, Iran cannot afford to bring Hezbollah into the conflict, lest it be destroyed. At this time, it’s most likely Iran will leave Hezbollah to continue doing what it has been, that is suffering a greater lose then it’s gain. This, on a long run play into the hands of Israel.
At any moment this stage could change, different scene, different players and the whole background could changed in a day.
Psalm 83: an action of God.
Zachariah 12: enemies gone in a day.