A decisive day for the region
Islam Times: In 1992, Israel martyred the Secretary General of Hezbollah Lebanon, Seyed Abbas Mousavi, and ten high-level military commanders were also martyred with him, but not only did this weaken Hezbollah Lebanon, but a new generation of young commanders emerged. They came out in which new thinking and new spirit were found. The history of the conflict between Hezbollah, Lebanon and Israel during the last forty years has proven that faith and the spirit of martyrdom are two forces that can overcome even the most modern and deadly weapons of war. The oppressive Zionist regime is currently facing a very difficult situation and the outcome of the Gaza war is especially important for Benjamin Netanyahu. In the next few days, there is a possibility of a major attack on Israel by all Islamic resistance forces, which will prove decisive for the fate of the region.
Written by: Hasan Hanizadeh
The structure of Hezbollah, the Islamic resistance organization in Lebanon, is such that the martyrdom of a few of its high-ranking figures cannot have any effect on its military strength. The main reason for this is that the existence of Hezbollah Lebanon does not depend on personalities. So it seems that the coming days will prove to be decisive and fateful, because if Hizbollah calls Lebanon, thousands of Mujahideen from across the region will appear on the battlefield. The usurping Zionist regime of Israel has started a series of heavy air attacks on Lebanon for the past several days, as a result of which a large number of civilians have been martyred and injured so far. Yesterday, the Zionist regime carried out a major airstrike in the southern part of Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, in which ten one-ton bombs were dropped and the Zionist authorities claimed that Seyed Hassan Nasrallah was targeted.
Today Hezbollah Lebanon has confirmed the martyrdom of Secretary General Seyed Hassan Nasrallah. The frenzied attacks by the oppressive Zionist regime show that it has reached a military dead end. One year has passed since the successful Al-Aqsa military operation by the Islamic resistance organization Hamas against the oppressive Zionist regime in Palestine. On the other hand, the oppressive Zionist regime has failed to achieve the desired goals even after a year of brutal brutality on Gaza and the massacre of 42 thousand innocent Palestinian children, women and civilians. In the same way, during this one year, the oppressive Zionist regime has suffered heavy loss of life and money. According to an estimate, 15,000 soldiers have deserted from the Israeli army in this one year.
Reports published in various media indicate that the anger against the government is increasing among the Zionist settlers living in the northern parts of Occupied Palestine, especially in the Al-Jalil region, which is mainly due to the prolongation of the war and the deportations. Being forced to live in the world. Due to the prolonged war, the morale of the Zionist army is also getting very low and it has suffered severe disintegration, due to which the differences between the military leaders and the Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are also intensifying. Thus, the Zionist army has adopted the strategy of target killing of high-level leaders and commanders of Islamic resistance groups in order to gain more success in a short period of time. The Zionist rulers believe that the martyrdom of the central leaders will lead to the end of the jihadist activities of the Islamic resistance groups.
The oppressive Zionist regime is using the latest US warplanes under this strategy, while the 1 ton anti-bunker US bombs are also being used, causing widespread civilian casualties. Despite the martyrdom of a large number of civilians, this Zionist strategy will not prove to be very effective in changing the situation of the war and this is the fact, which the Zionist rulers are oblivious to. In the past few days, the US-made F-35 fighter jets of the Zionist regime have targeted South Beirut with airstrikes at least 15 times a day. One of the objectives of these airstrikes is to alienate the Lebanese people from Hezbollah Lebanon and instill hatred against the Islamic resistance in their hearts. Hezbollah Lebanon and the Islamic Resistance Bloc have also started new military tactics against the Zionist regime.
A military tactic of the Islamic resistance bloc is to target the oppressive Zionist regime from several fronts. Targeting sensitive Israeli installations in Haifa Port, East Tel Aviv and occupied Golan Heights by Hezbollah in Lebanon, Ansarullah in Yemen and Hashd al-Shaabi in Iraq is part of this military strategy. As a result of these attacks, activities at Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion International Airport were also affected. In retaliation for these attacks, the Zionist army attacked Beirut and martyred several other high-ranking commanders, including Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah. But the reality is that the martyrdom of Hezbollah's top leaders will have no effect on the Islamic resistance bloc's military strategy and attacks against Israel. The Islamic resistance group is actually a thought and sentiment that has penetrated the nations and the martyrdom of individuals does not only increase this thought and sentiment.
In 1992, Israel martyred the Secretary General of Hezbollah Lebanon, Seyyed Abbas Mousavi, and tens of high-level military commanders were also martyred with him, but not only did this weaken Hezbollah Lebanon, but a new generation of young commanders emerged. , in which new thinking and new passion were found. During the last forty years, Hezbollah in Lebanon and Israel The history of conflict has proved that faith and martyrdom are two such powers, which can overcome even the most modern and deadly weapons of war. The oppressive Zionist regime is currently facing a very difficult situation and the outcome of the Gaza war is especially important for Benjamin Netanyahu. In the next few days, there is a possibility of a major attack on Israel by all Islamic resistance forces, which will prove decisive for the fate of the region.
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