The Israeli movements included ground incursion attempts into the Lebanese border villages, including the towns of Shamaa and Dhahira, within a broader context. Ground operation Since the start of the escalation.
This comes at a time when he is stressed Hezbollah However, he will continue what he describes as “resistance,” stressing that he is confronting Israeli incursion attempts.
In this regard, military and strategic expert Brigadier General Khaled Hamadeh from Beirut told Sky News Arabia:
- Israeli army It seeks to control the border areas to expand its influence and strengthen its defensive positions.
- The Israeli army’s tactics differed from its previous strategies, as it focused on intensive bombing of the ruling points before attempting a ground incursion to avoid losses.
- There is a shift in Israeli strategy, where it no longer exists Israel It seeks to occupy large areas, but rather focuses on destroying infrastructure and weakening Hezbollah’s strength by targeting its vital sites.
- The bombing operations include coastal areas, such as Shamaa and Tiar Harfa, with the aim of putting pressure on Hezbollah and weakening its defenses.
- These moves are also aimed at Displacement Population and increased economic pressure on the southern regions.
- Hezbollah seeks to maintain its military strength through flexible operations that prevent the Israeli army from achieving its field objectives.
- The current battle differs from previous confrontations, due to its field and political complexities.
- Political and diplomatic solutions require consensus between the parties concerned.
- International pressure may contribute to calming the situation temporarily, but it will not be sufficient if the military escalation continues.
