The course of the battles on this front indicates that the rate of human losses has increased Israeli army It will remain high for almost endless reasons, the most important of which is Lebanon’s winding terrain filled with plateaus and valleys, in addition to Hezbollah’s advanced military capabilities, compared to the Hezbollah movement. agitation.
In return, it depends Israel On the tactic of “slow annexation” of the Lebanese border villages, where the Israeli army advances from five axes, with a number of divisions:
- First axis: It is dominated by infiltration operations, and it is the area of operations of the 146th Division in the Israeli army, and it extends from Naqoura in the west to Marwahin in the east.
- The second axis: It is the main focus of fighting, and witnesses clashes between soldiers of the 36th Division of the Israeli army, which includes Golani BrigadeAnd among Hezbollah members. It extends from the town of Ramia in the west to Aitaroun in the east.
- The third axis: It looks like a centerpiece occupied by elements HezbollahIt is located within the area of operations of the 91st Division, and extends from Blida in the south to Houla in the north.
- Fourth axis: It witnessed the fiercest battles between soldiers of the 98th Division of the Israeli army and Hezbollah fighters, extending from Markaba in the south all the way to the village of Ghajar in the east.
- Fifth axis: It is also the closest thing to the Ashghal front, located within the area of operations of the 210th Division and extending from the village of Ghajar to the Shebaa Farms.
Since last month, Israel has intensified its air strikes on areas considered near Hezbollah strongholds Beirut In the south and east of the country, it began a “limited” ground attack in southern Lebanon after exchanging bombings over the course of a year with Hezbollah across the border.
The countries of the world call on Israel and Hezbollah for an immediate ceasefire and full implementation of UN Resolution 1701.
And he finished Resolution 1701 The 2006 war between Hezbollah and Israel, stipulating “full respect” for the Blue Line, and strengthening the deployment of the force. UNIFIL The military presence in the border area was limited to the Lebanese army and the UN force.
The Blue Line extends 120 kilometers along the southern border of Lebanon and the northern border of Israel, and constitutes a temporary “withdrawal line” determined by the United Nations in 2000 for the withdrawal of Israeli forces from South Lebanon.
