A Hebrew-language media pointed out that in the event of any war with Hezbollah; thousands of precision missiles will be aimed at the entire occupied Palestine and emphasized: Even all the weapons and information of Israel will not be enough to deal with Hezbollah’s missile power.
According to the International group of Pak Sahafat news agency, While the Zionists’ concern and fear of Hezbollah’s military power is increasing day by day, the Israeli website Vala announced by publishing a report that the Israeli security service assesses that in the event of a new war with Hezbollah, thousands of rockets will be launched in Israel (Occupied Palestine) within a few days.
The report continues, unlike the recent wars with the Palestinians, all Israel’s offensive weapons and accurate intelligence will not be enough to contain Hezbollah’s missile power.
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Last Thursday, the Zionist newspaper Yediot Aharanot, in a report referring to the concern of the political and military circles and leaders of this regime about any confrontation with the Lebanese Hezbollah, announced that after forty years have passed since the establishment of the Lebanese Hezbollah movement, this party is now the largest and most armed movement.
In the continuation of the report of this Israeli newspaper, during these years, Hezbollah has strengthened its military power and boasts of 100,000 trained troops. Now Hassan Nasrallah, the Secretary General of Hezbollah, says that they have precision guided missiles that can attack any part of Israel (Occupied Palestine) and prevent Israeli ships from reaching the Mediterranean Sea, as well as advanced drones that are capable of targeting Israeli positions.
The Zionist newspaper Yediot Aharonot stated in the continuation of its report: Today, Israel considers Hezbollah to be the most serious direct threat to itself, and it has come to the conclusion that Hezbollah has more than 150,000 precision missiles in its possession. In early July, Hezbollah shot 3 drones at the sea area where the Israeli gas platform was located, and Nasrallah has warned that Israel does not have the right to exploit the disputed area before reaching an agreement with Lebanon in the maritime demarcation case.