Source: Al-Manar TV, 27-4-2009

"The "Israelis are praying for the loyalty bloc in Lebanon to achieve at least a slight victory against Hizbullah and its allies," "Israeli" Channel 1 said, revealing the level of the Zionist entity's scare from the potential results of the forthcoming parliamentary elections in Lebanon.

Indeed, the Lebanese upcoming elections don't seem to be "fateful" only for a part of Lebanese but also to Lebanon's sole enemy, the Zionist entity.

While the "Israeli" enemy is still disturbed by the uncovering of 3 of its networks in Lebanon recently, the post-election stage seems to scare the Zionist entity more than anything else given the Lebanese national opposition's strength and capability to achieve victory.

In this context, the Zionist entity believes that the danger is "huge." Its officials perceive that the moral support given to Hizbullah rivals from its allies in the world cannot make the change since the Lebanese people, and only the Lebanese people, will have the power to choose their representatives in the Parliament.

Thus, the "Israeli" media took the initiative to publicly express "Israel's" concerns of a Gaza-like situation, when Gazans voted for Hamas. . The "Israeli" TV channel said that the "Israeli" worries were justified by the ‘regional repercussions' of a Hizbullah victory in elections.

According to the "Israeli" media, the visit by US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to Beirut on Sunday came to express similar concerns particularly when she warned against a Hizbullah victory in elections.

The US top diplomat sought to portray her administration as "unbiased" regarding elections, but the "Israelis" believe that the visit came in the framework of moral support to US "allies' in Lebanon. "The situation is really tense in the US and "Israel"," "Israeli" host Yenon Magal said, adding that "Americans and "Israelis" are afraid of a potential victory of Hizbullah in Lebanon that would remind them of Hamas victory in Gaza."

According to Odd Granut, the Arab affairs' expert in the "Israeli" TV, parliamentary elections in Lebanon wouldn't be a Lebanese internal affair. "The elections will have, no doubt, its repercussions in "Israel" as well as the whole international community," he said. "If Hizbullah and its allies win the elections and form the next government, we would have to face unacceptable resolutions," he added. The "Israeli" analyst also emphasized that Clinton's visit to Lebanon was a clear indication that the United States will not abandon its allies in Lebanon.