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I'll be really curious to see how Hezbollah does against the Israeli military this time around. The Muslim world has been talking them up in a big way, so I'm expecting to be impressed by their ability to confront the IDF and the IAF. If this confrontation comes to fruition and they don't wipe out huge portions of Israel's armored corps, overwhelm Israel's integrated air defense network and negate the older model assets of the IAF, I'm going to be extremely dissapointed in them given the hype they routinely get.
Bahahahaha... Define "owned"? Gaza has been largely destroyed, with large areas made uninhabitable, with approximately 310 Israeli soldiers KIA and 2000-3000 WIA... Israel activated more than 300,000 reservists to compliment their full time military, brining the total up to 450,000'ish. If your argument is that less than 1% of the opponent's military being KIA/WIA is "owned".... Then I'm happy to let you live in your world of delusion.IDF soldiers are getting powned in the ruins of Gaza by Hamas-fighters in t-shirts and sandals. I cant think about Hezbollah's actions.
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Will Israel go to war with Lebanon ?
Hezbollah's monitoring of Israeli gas fields (video 2) through the lense of naval missile launchers :
"I promise you, in a matter of hours, everything will be gone."
These platforms will get instantly destroyed in any eventual war, and this is only a small part of what Israel will lose. It's one of the reasons I believe that as much as Israel talks about war, in the end losing their "first world infrastructure" is an extremely big cost, and deters Israel from waging war. In 2022, when the Lebanese state was demarcating the Lebanese economic zone in the ocean in indirect talks through the USA with the Israeli entity (which was claiming large parts of Lebanese rights) - Hezbollah threatened to destroy the Israeli gas fields if Israel tried to impede Lebanese rights and to sabotage.
You can tell how scared Hezbollah is (and for good reason!). All the drone footage they've been releasing is designed to make them look as big and strong as possible, and is a warning to Israel that they're willing to inflict maximum damage to their infrastructure, so Israel better think twice... In reality, Hezbollah knows that this might end up catastrophic for them and a huge portion of Southern Lebanon. So they're trying to make as much noise as possible to scare the Israelis off.
Will Israel go to war with Lebanon ?
Hezbollah's monitoring of Israeli gas fields (video 2) through the lense of naval missile launchers :
"I promise you, in a matter of hours, everything will be gone."
These platforms will get instantly destroyed in any eventual war, and this is only a small part of what Israel will lose. It's one of the reasons I believe that as much as Israel talks about war, in the end losing their "first world infrastructure" is an extremely big cost, and deters Israel from waging war. In 2022, when the Lebanese state was demarcating the Lebanese economic zone in the ocean in indirect talks through the USA with the Israeli entity (which was claiming large parts of Lebanese rights) - Hezbollah threatened to destroy the Israeli gas fields if Israel tried to impede Lebanese rights and to sabotage.
You can tell how scared Hezbollah is (and for good reason!).
Will Israel go to war with Lebanon ?
Hezbollah's monitoring of Israeli gas fields (video 2) through the lense of naval missile launchers :
"I promise you, in a matter of hours, everything will be gone."
These platforms will get instantly destroyed in any eventual war, and this is only a small part of what Israel will lose. It's one of the reasons I believe that as much as Israel talks about war, in the end losing their "first world infrastructure" is an extremely big cost, and deters Israel from waging war. In 2022, when the Lebanese state was demarcating the Lebanese economic zone in the ocean in indirect talks through the USA with the Israeli entity (which was claiming large parts of Lebanese rights) - Hezbollah threatened to destroy the Israeli gas fields if Israel tried to impede Lebanese rights and to sabotage.
You can tell how scared Hezbollah is (and for good reason!).
He is a political leader. The effect is that they will make him a martyr and spark an outrage...I mean, how much effects will it have if somehow IDF is able to take him out?