The Zionists acknowledge the high cost of the conflict with Hezbollah

On Monday, the Zionist media described the public and security expenses that this regime pays as a result of the confrontation with Hezbollah as exorbitant.

According to the Al-Mayadin report, Amir Bohbout, a military affairs analyst, told the Zionist Walla website: These costs are evident in the Israeli soldiers who were killed or injured, as well as in the disruption of the structure of life, economic damage and the destruction of security infrastructure.

He continued: Among the military infrastructures that have been damaged so far are the Israeli army base in Meron, the headquarters of the Northern Command, the Galilee army and other contact line sites.

Bohbout added that this price also includes a heavy burden on the shoulders of the Zionist army, as it must deploy regular and reserve forces at sea, in the air and on land to prepare for surprises and possible scenarios, including intense exercises at the same time. .

Earlier, the Zionist media had described the last hours of calm on the northern front as difficult, because Hezbollah fired more than 70 rockets at the Israeli regime on Sunday.

The Islamic Resistance announced yesterday, Sunday, that it will carry out 12 military operations against the occupying military bases of the Zionist regime and the gathering of soldiers of this regime on the border with occupied Palestine. Yesterday, the Zionist media talked about the dangerous problem on the border of Lebanon and occupied Palestine and announced that the officers of the Zionist army warned about the military failures of the soldiers in the face of the Islamic resistance in Lebanon from two weeks ago until today.

The Zionist media announced in this context: Hezbollah’s greatest achievement in the north is the expulsion of about 100,000 Zionists from their homes, and this is not the whole story because Hezbollah, after establishing the open fire equation, as long as the conflicts in Gaza continue. It holds the northern settlers as “hostages”.