’Israel’ Fears to Meet Hizbullah’s Challenge: 100,000 Missiles

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An analysis by Yossi Yehoshua published on ynetnews.com considered that in any future war with Lebanon, Hizbullah will have 100,000 rockets at its disposal and Special Forces seeking to capture border towns.

Although the analysis denied Hizbullah's interest in "launching" a third war, however it confessed that the party may be gaining significant operational experience in all departments.

According to them, the threat the "Israelis" are afraid of is that Hizbullah has the ability to launch 100,000 rockets at the occupied territories at a rate of 1,200 a day from batteries that are spread out and carefully hidden in dozens of villages in south Lebanon."

What the "Israelis" understood from Hizbullah's Secretary General His Eminence Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah's words was conquering the Galilee. Sayyed Nasrallah "does not mean an operation involving divisions penetrating deep into the "Israeli" occupied territory, he rather means taking over towns near the border fence - that are plenty along the northern border."

Referring to the July 2006 "Israeli" war on Lebanon, which lasted for 33 days, it was longer than what the Zionist entity will later be able to endure under a barrage of rockets covering every spot in the country, and at a dizzying rate of fire. In order to deal with this threat, the enemy's aerial system has been upgraded with Iron Dome batteries. In addition, a joint "Israeli"-US aerial drill is currently being conducted.

An important element in the enemy's capabilities is accurate intelligence regarding thousands of "quality" targets collected over the past decade. The second important element is building a "protective" line.

In addition, the occupation army's third most important move is to strengthen its ground maneuverability - something which they failed to do in 2006.

Moreover, the "Israelis" think that during any expected challenge along the border, the entire area will be a giant target for hundreds of rockets every day. Therefore, their army developed a plan to evacuate occupants from the settlements along the borders with Lebanon.

Source: Ynet, Edited by website team