Beunruhigt über die Aufrüstung der Hisbollah drängt Israel Beirut zum Handeln, bevor die IDF dazu gezwungen wird
https://www.timesofisrael.com/alarmed-by-hezbollah-rearming-israel-presses-beirut-to-act-before-the-idf-has-to/
Beunruhigt über die Aufrüstung der Hisbollah drängt Israel Beirut zum Handeln, bevor die IDF dazu gezwungen wird
https://www.timesofisrael.com/alarmed-by-hezbollah-rearming-israel-presses-beirut-to-act-before-the-idf-has-to/
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SS: Increasingly intense strikes are signaling Jerusalem’s impatience with Lebanon’s efforts to disarm the terror group, but pressure may not be enough to stave off a fresh military op.
Under the year-old ceasefire deal, brokered by the US and France, the Iran-backed terror group was to be relieved of its arms and prevented from rebuilding its fighting forces.
Israel has given Beirut an ultimatum that it will carry out a broad operation if the Lebanese Armed Forces do not step up their efforts.
Lebanon’s president, Joseph Aoun, has made it clear that he wants to see Hezbollah disarmed — using the euphemism “a state monopoly on weapons” — but is also determined to avoid pushing Hezbollah too hard and sparking a civil war.
Lebanon has to choose between a Lebanese state war with Hezbollah on Lebanese soil or another Israeli war with Hezbollah on Lebanese soil.
I do not envy them this choice, but their position of asking politely for Hezbollah to disarm is absurd.
« Before the IDF has to » lol. Israel has been violating the ceasefire since Day 1 including destruction of civil infrastructure needed for reconstruction. That’s how you engineer a pretext for the next invasion, because obviously South Lebanese citizens don’t support dismantling Hezbollah under constant bombardment that lets them know Israel wants them off their land.