Israel is not ready for an “expensive” war with Hezbollah

The threats issued by the Secretary-General of Hezbollah, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, in his last speech began to bear fruit among the Israeli enemy. Israel’s readiness to escalate the situation, and suggested that “the Israeli air defense systems, which are considered highly advanced, will face difficulty in repelling a barrage of thousands of missiles every day in the event of a war with Hezbollah.”

The newspaper said that “it is believed that Hezbollah has developed its capabilities, which makes the war now for Israel very expensive.”

It quoted a professor in the Department of Political Studies at Bar-Ilan University, named Pinko, as saying that “Hezbollah’s soldier is more experienced and trained than the average Israeli soldier,” acknowledging that “Hezbollah is a highly organized army,” and that “Israel cannot tolerate Go to war with him because the losses will be huge,” he added, adding that “Hezbollah’s firepower is very important.”

The newspaper also quoted Sarit Zahavi, a former Israeli intelligence officer, as saying that “there is a change in the policy of Hezbollah, which has become more present on the borders and more provocative.”

Zahavi touched on Nasrallah’s recent speech, referring in this context to “American weakness”, as “Nasrallah makes threats while Biden visits the region.”