Israel is at a turning point in the conflict with Hezbollah. Despite Israel’s military successes, the planned agreement contains significant weaknesses that could have a detrimental effect.
Lebanon
Hezbollah’s dilemma: continue insisting on conditions for an agreement full of loopholes, or back down while senior officials who could rehabilitate the organization remain.
“It’s important to demonstrate that we are serious. That’s the name of the game in the Middle East.”
“There is an understanding that Israel would gift something to Trump … that in January there will be an understanding about Lebanon.”
An interview with Israel’s consul general in New York City.
The defense minister’s comments come amid reports of an emerging agreement to halt fighting against Hezbollah.
IAF strikes Hezbollah target at Beirut Airport • IDF soldier, Israeli civilian killed in separate Hezbollah rocket attacks • Lebanese media reports uncle of slain Hezbollah leader killed in Southern Lebanon.
Mayor of Safed says without Hamas invasion, Israel might have ignored the Hezbollah threat until it was too late.
The IDF considers Imad Amhaz to be a “significant source of knowledge” in the terror group’s naval force.
The premier was said to have stressed “that the main point is not this or that agreement on paper but Israel’s ability and determination to enforce the agreement.”
