Professor Gabi Ben-Dor, head of the National Security Program at the University of Haifa, expressed his opinion on the possible development of the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
The newspaper “Maariv” writes about this.
He said two scenarios were possible in the future: either Israel continued the successful operation, which had already led to a significant weakening of Hezbollah, or it attempted to reach some kind of agreement. He said the operation had significantly reduced the group’s combat capabilities, especially in southern Lebanon, and had destroyed part of its long-range missile arsenal.
According to Ben-Dor, Israel can increase pressure on Hezbollah to stop hostilities or continue massive attacks until the group loses the ability to actively resist. However, he stressed that this will require time, patience and endurance.
The professor also stressed the importance of Israel’s strategic actions to restore calm in the north of the country. He added that Iran is interested in preserving Hezbollah’s precision missiles for future operations, but does not expect the group to decide on a full-scale war with Israel.
Earlier, Kursor wrote that the commander of Hezbollah’s missile forces was eliminated in Beirut.
The IDF continues to attack Hezbollah targets in Lebanon.
Cursor also wrote about why Israel does not start a war with Hezbollah and whether it can be avoided.
According to the expert, the current air strikes are not the final solution.
