14 factors preventing the Zionist attack on Lebanon

According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency, Al-Khanadaq news site in a report on the escalation of tension on the Lebanese front and the occupied territories and wrote that the Zionist regime has put forward the priority of the northern front over the southern front, which It has become a serious challenge and a fundamental threat to this regime, and Tel Aviv is trying to gradually reduce its fighting forces in Gaza and focus its operational and geographical level and fire on the Lebanese front. Simultaneously with this action, the threats of the leaders of the Zionist regime against Lebanon have raised warnings about the occurrence of an all-out war between the two sides. Of course, there are a series of inhibiting factors and obstacles that make the leaders of the occupying regime and experts and analysts and the media of this regime raise them as serious obstacles to opening a new front against Lebanon, which include the following:

1- How Hezbollah manages conflicts and systematically increases tensions.

2- Political tensions and the spread of crises and internal disputes in the occupied territories. In this regard, the Zionist newspaper Tamir Hayman writes that the Zionist regime’s war cabinet does not have the support of all sectors of the Zionist society in its decisions, and this issue is also true regarding the vital and decisive war in Lebanon.

3- Opening the war front in the occupied territories will be long and complicated, and its costs are much higher than its gains. Orna Mizrahi, an analyst at the Academy of Internal Security Studies of the Zionist regime, says in this regard: As time passes and conflicts increase, the probability of war increases. At the same time, he warns that the Zionist regime needs a long-term and very complicated war to defeat Hezbollah.

4- The Zionist regime needs more time to rebuild the army and carry out an attack against Hezbollah, because it suffered erosion in the Gaza war. and has faced many casualties.

5- The challenges that the Zionist army will face in Lebanon are much more than the Gaza front. In this regard, “Lilakh Shofal”, an analyst of the political issues of the Zionist regime, says: The war in the north is nothing like the war in Gaza that we are currently witnessing. This war has a lot of costs for Israel, which is difficult to bear.

6- Lebanon Hezbollah has a fleet of anti-tank weapons and advanced unmanned attack aircraft in very large quantities.

8- A significant amount of bombs and missiles of the Zionist regime and missiles related to the Iron Dome system as a result of 8 months of continuous war in Gaza has ended, while Lebanon’s Hezbollah has a full arsenal of weapons.

9- Lebanese Hezbollah has strong information about the missile defense systems of the Zionist regime and has repeatedly attacked them. .

10- The Zionist regime knows that if this war occurs, how to end it is very difficult and ambiguous, and to prevent The increase in costs is forced to refrain from attacking Lebanon.

11- The war with Hezbollah destroys the electricity network in the occupied territories. “Shaul Goldstein”, the CEO of the Zionist Power Company, says in this regard: We are not in a good situation and we are not ready for war. Referring to the threat of Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah, the Secretary General of Hezbollah in Lebanon, that the resistance can easily cut off the electricity grid in the occupied territories, he said: “After 72 hours of power cut, life in Israel will be impossible.

12- The war in Lebanon can bring unprecedented challenges to the internal front of the Zionist regime.

14- Hezbollah will extensively use its precision weapons and drones in this war.

At the end of this article, Al-Khanadaq pointed out that there are many obstacles against the Zionist regime in relation to this war, and emphasized that the probability of war can be absolutely rejected, but this possibility is very low in the current situation and is closely related to the fast-paced events in the region and the political pressures and decision-making of Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime.