’Israeli’ Army Chief: Hizbullah 7th Military Power in World

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Hizbullah fighting force is among the most heavily armed in the region, the "Israeli" army Chief of Staff Benny Gantz, said on Monday warning that the Zionist entity is facing a lethal threat.

"Israel's" military chief said just "Israel" and the top five nations of the world currently have more firepower today than Hizbullah. According to Gantz, the only nations more heavily armed than Hizbullah - which is supplied by Iran - are "the US, China, Russia, France, [and] the UK," in addition to the Zionist entity.

According to the "Israeli" media, it was a sobering moment for the audience at the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya, who heard that "Israel" is facing a new type of threat, one that originates from underground.
"Regardless of what happens on the other side of the border, none of the options will be particularly good for "Israel"," Gantz explained. He added that "decades of conflict" are likely to continue in Syria, "perhaps more."

He further added: "Hizbullah is actively involved in that war, fighting to defend President Bashar al-Assad; the experience gained in that fight may well aid the "terrorist" organization later in a future war against "Israel"."
"They have a tremendous fire power which covers all of "Israel"."

Gantz considered that the developments in Syria do not serve the Zionist interests as long as President Assad rules that country.

On Iran, he claimed that using the military power to halt Tehran's nuclear program is "a must".
Moreover, a second front is again developing in the south with Gaza, where mid-to-long range missiles have again been stockpiled for a future war with "Israel" as well. "Both the ruling Hamas organization and its allied Islamic Jihad "terrorist" group are fully backed by Iran, as is Hizbullah. All three would function as proxies for Iran, which has not given up its dream of annihilating "Israel"."

"Nor has Iran abandoned its goal of developing a nuclear weapon of mass destruction," Gantz said.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team