On Tuesday Iran launched over 180 rockets towards Israel. Most were knocked down thanks to the “Iron dome”. It's been destroyed. school in Geder, south of Tel Aviv, images of craters following the impact of missiles appeared in the network, destroyed respective cars. The military bases, which were the main mark of the fire, were, according to the first authoritative reports, not to endure much damage, but it turns out that the demolition on the military bases' grounds is. 2 people were injured, 1 died. The rocket attack was accompanied by a cyber attack.
The attack was a consequence to the killing of Hassan Nasrallah, leader of Hezbollah, at the time of the attack on Lebanon. Hezbollah fired missiles from Lebanon's territory immediately after the terrorist attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, almost precisely a year ago. Hassan Nasrallah translatedThat he wanted to force Israel's IDF defence forces, which were preparing to attack Gaza, to fight on 2 fronts.
The hope of Israel's embrace was besides given by Hamasu leader Jahja Sinwar – writes “Foreign Affairs”. In the end, Nasrallah chose a average path: signaled solidarity with Hamas, without risking retaliation that could jeopardise the existence of Hezbollah, an armed arm of the Ayatollah government in Iran. All subsequent attacks were of a akin scale, however, they yet forced about 80 1000 Israelis inhabiting the north of Israel to leave their homes, and the IDF to keep any of the forces in the area.
Long adequate Israeli politicians have demanded only retaliatory strikes that would not endanger to escalate and simply war. However, with each subsequent response, Israel struck harder and further into Lebanon, more accurately and efficiently choosing targets and means, which forced the evacuation of tens of thousands of Lebanese civilians.
The change occurred at the end of July when, as a consequence of the Hezbollah rocket attack, he killed 12 children playing ball in the town of Majdal Shams. Israel responded by killing Hezbollah's second most crucial commander, Fuad Szukra, in his flat building in Beirut, and then preventively fired on Hezbollah rocket launchers.
Although Hezbollah chose not to escalate, Israel proved ready to make the conflict. On September 17 and 18, pagers and transmitters of Hezbollah members broke out – 30 people were killed, thousands of civilians were injured, despite the fact that the operation was to be "surgical", aimed only at members of the organization. On September 20, the IDF attacked a group of crucial Hezbollah characters, a gathering in the suburbs of Beirut. By the way, 30 civilians died.
The author of the article “Foreign Affairs” Dan Stroul predicted that further escalation would not pay off either side, and the experience of 2006, the “July War” of Israel with Hezbollah, should convince leaders that the war would only bring further demolition on both sides.
Poor Biden
The IDF's land attack on Lebanon on Monday 30 September and the death of a 1000 civilians marks the fiasco of American diplomats who attempted to halt the escalation. The chief of Hezbollah Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed in this operation, made the conversation dependent on the halting of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, which will not happen until the Hamas chief Jahja Sinwar is hiding in the tunnels under Gaza.
The American administration is against the war Israel brought to Lebanon. 2 American aircraft carriers are inactive guarding Israel, and the missiles utilized by the IDF are produced by the US, but the war is judged unnecessary and resulting solely from Netanyahu's reluctance to take work for Gaza's disaster.
Israel's war distracts Ukraine, forces the US to diversify aid, and gives China an chance to make its influence in the mediate East. On the occasion of the United Nations Assembly in fresh York City, Chinese abroad Minister Wang Yi said: “The Pekin will stand on the side of justice, alongside his arabian brothers, including the Lebanese.” The Chinese minister stated that many people have been looking towards China, awaiting action on the conflict in Gaza, which has been going on for a year.
On Wednesday, following Iran's rocket attack on Israel, another 70 civilians were killed as a consequence of the IDF attacks in Gaza. Lebanese Minister of Environment said already 1.2 million people in Lebanon He must have abandoned his homes.
Hezbollah loses support in Lebanon
Hidden under the rubble of Gaza Jahja Sinwar is 62 years old, Hassan Nasrallah had 64, Benjamin Netanyahu 74, and Ali Chamenei, Ayatollah of Iran, who now threatens Israel with an even stronger and more painful attack on Israel, is 85 years old. Their power is occupied by large sacrifices, especially young people, in the vast majority of civilians, children.
Last number from mid-August, given by Al Jazeera and CNN, says that they died in Gaza already at least 40,000 people, including over 16,000 children and 11,000 women. Iranian The prisons are inactive full of detainees At protests in 2022 under the slogan “Woman, Life, Freedom”, death sentences are issued.
Hezbollah, a extremist Shiite political organization and terrorist organization, is dependent on the government of the Revolutionary Guards in Iran. Arab News writes: "Lebanon scars, destroyed Lebanese dreams are a consequence of loyalty to external forces". External, namely the Guardians of the Revolution who "weaving a network of conflict involving all mediate East countries"
About the Iranian government opposition saysthat he is in war with Israel and Iran itself. The Guardians of the Revolution occupy Iran as Hezbollah occupies Lebanon, not counting on human life, ruling by violence.
HezbollahLike Hamas in Gaza, he hid his warehouses in cities, between civilians. If Israel decides to destruct Hezbollah, this trial will bring disaster to Lebanon. Will this discourage Lebanese from supporting the organization?
Arab News argues that Hezbollah's popularity in multiethnic and multi-religious Lebanon is falling, and the organization is seen to be liable for explosions of warehouses in ports In Beirut in 2020 and the death of hundreds of people. 55 percent of Lebanese are to "do not trust" Hezbollah.
Benjamin Netanjahu acts as a protector of the lives of the Israelis. He doesn't hide arsenals under playgrounds and hospitals. But by escalating the war in the name of a longer stay in freedom, Israel is being made more and more enemies, close to civilian victims of the war with Hamas, and now besides with Hezbollah.
