Tweeters: Will Hezbollah rise up? Or is he living his last days? | news

After the assassinations and harsh strikes that the Lebanese Hezbollah received from the Israeli occupation during the past days, most notably the assassination of Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah, along with 20 of the party’s leaders at various ranks, in violent raids on Hezbollah headquarters in the southern suburbs of Beirut, and before that the bombing. Pagers and wireless devices.

The most frequently asked question among the audience on social media platforms was: Is Hezbollah capable of quickly recovering, retaliating against Israel, taking revenge for its leaders, and completing the process of supporting Gaza? Or is the party living its last days and its dependence on external parties has made it an permissible front for Israel?

Tweeters saw that Hezbollah faces difficult choices after the successive assassinations of the party's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, but they pointed out that “resistance is an idea, and the idea does not die or end.”

They cited examples of this, including when the occupation assassinated Commander Abbas al-Musawi. Did the occupation win or succeed in eliminating Hezbollah? Before the assassination of Nasrallah, the occupation assassinated Commander Ismail Haniyeh, before him Commander Abdel Aziz Rantisi, and before him the founding leader Ahmed Yassin. Did the occupation win or succeed in eliminating the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas?

Others said that despite the flexing of muscles and self-delusion of forming a new Middle East tailored to Israel's size, and despite the painful blows it dealt to the resistance in Lebanon, the reality of the situation is that Israel is waging wars on many fronts that are larger than its size and heavier than its crime.

They believe that Israel is exhausted on many conflict fronts. In Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, Yemen, Syria, Iraq and others, and therefore it is not easy for it to win this war and reshape the map of the Middle East that it has drawn for itself. “They are daydreams and hallucinations of vanity more than they are data and facts.”

On the other hand, researchers believe that some analyzes suggest that Hezbollah's accelerating collapse is due to the wide power difference with Israel. They explained that this is only relatively true, and the party could have avoided it, and even achieved a limited but important victory, through an immediate response to the Israeli assassinations.

They added that the party committed two mistakes that seem likely to destroy it: The first is the absence of a decisive and clear will to fight, and this was clearly demonstrated after the killing of its military leader, Fouad Shukr, as he did not make a significant reaction.

The second sin is the horrific security failure and the inability to control the leakage of information, to the point that someone was putting the party leaders in the wrong place so that Israel would kill them.

Others asked a question in which they said: How will the party get out of this impasse it is in, especially after the killing of the Secretary-General and senior leaders?

Some of them pointed out that after the assassination of Hassan Nasrallah, there were no longer red lines, and strategic patience no longer had any value, as talk about the “appropriate time and place” had become a betrayal of the blood of the martyrs and their sacrifices. They said that now is the time to take action to stop the policy of bullying practiced by the war criminal Netanyahu, and any delay in response “will increase the emboldening of the occupation and expose our region to more challenges.”

According to the opinion of some observers, the party is in its final days, and the connection of its fateful decisions to foreign hands is what made it easy to target, and made it a valuable catch for Israel in a few days.

Some of them compared the party's situation with the steadfastness of the Palestinian resistance factions in Gaza, militarily and intelligence-wise, in the face of the Israeli occupation, despite the aggression that has been ongoing for nearly a year.

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