Why can’t Israel destroy Hezbollah or Hamas?/ The new generation of resistance is coming
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency, the American newspaper Los Angeles Times wrote in an article written by Colin Clark, head of research at Soufan Institute, which is an intelligence and security consulting center in New York, that the scorched earth policy that the military Israel in Gaza or South Lebanon has created, will inspire new generations of resistance in the future.
In this article, Clark examines the factors of the Zionist regime’s inability to destroy Lebanon’s Hezbollah and Hamas, and writes that during the past 15 months, the Israeli military and intelligence forces clashed. They followed directly with Hamas and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
According to this report, despite the minor successes achieved in the operation of the Israeli army, Hamas and Hezbollah continue to operate so that members and Add new elements to your structure. One of the most important factors of this incident is that these groups are resistance groups and are not considered terrorist groups.
This report discusses the difference between resistance and terrorist groups and writes that terrorism is a tactic, but resistance is considered a strategy, Hamas and Lebanon’s Hezbollah are their national programs. together with Islamic ideology and have their own supporters.
This report adds that Hamas and Hezbollah of Lebanon will try to renew their forces from among new local elements, because after the massive destruction and huge human suffering in As a result of the behavior of the Israeli army in Gaza and Lebanon, there has been a widespread desire among local elements to fight against the Zionist regime, and even the killing of commanders and leaders of these groups cannot have much effect on this process.
According to the Los Angeles Times, Hamas and Hezbollah are an integral part of the social fabric of Gaza and Lebanon, and they will definitely seek to strengthen their human resources. Israel’s scorched earth policy in Gaza will also be an important factor in attracting new forces from among the Palestinians in Gaza.
In this regard, Yaqub Berry, the former head of the Shin Bet Zionist internal intelligence service, says: We have to fight with their children in the next 4 or 5 years.
