’Israeli’ Army Top Official: New Plan Needed to Face Hizbullah’s Precise Rockets

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Once again, it's Hizbullah.

The head of the "Israeli" army's planning directorate has said the military will formulate in the coming months a new security plan to counter Hizbullah's growing arsenal.

In any future war, Hizbullah's rockets will be "much more precise, [possess] much larger warheads" than "Israel" has seen in the past, The "Jerusalem Post" quoted Maj. Gen. Nimrod Shefer as saying.

To address Hizbullah's threats, Shefler said the "Israeli" army - in conjunction with newly appointed chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot - will spend the next six months formulating a new security plan.

"We must find a way to develop the right tools "Israel" needs. I hope, in the next sixth months - with a new chief of staff - "Israel" will have a good opportunity for us to present a [security] plan for the next five years or maybe decade," he said.

In 2006, Hizbullah emerged victorious in confronting the Zionist entity's 33-day aggression on Lebanon and it managed to rain thousands of rockets on northern the Zionist entity.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team