While he affirmed that the proposal was "not bad," Baram added, "From a more analytical perspective, the implication is that within a year or two, Hezbollah will return to what it was, and it will be better, more updated, more technological, with leadership that is less experienced, but a leadership that will receive support from Iran."
In such a case, a more difficult round of conflict would ensue, Baram stated. "We need to understand what this means – we will go to a much harder war in a few years. This is something very difficult to accept," he said. (Read More)
