Senior Israeli defense officials warned of Hezbollah's rapid rearmament, prompting the US to deliver a stern message to Lebanon that Israel may take military action if the terrorist group is not disarmed by the end of November.
Senior defense officials have issued grave warnings to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, indicating that the terrorist organization Hezbollah is accelerating a significant process of rearmament and infrastructure reconstruction in southern Lebanon. Amid these assessments, a high-stakes diplomatic ultimatum has been delivered to the Lebanese government by the United States.
US Middle East envoy Tom Barrack warned Beirut that if Hezbollah’s forward deployment near the Israeli border is not "significantly altered by the end of November," Israel would be "entitled to take military action", a move the United States would "understand." This message underscores mounting international pressure on Lebanon to fulfill its commitment to disarm the Iran-backed group.
During the security briefing, Israeli officials presented intelligence indicating a rapid and worrying resurgence of Hezbollah's capabilities. Security sources revealed that the organization is actively:
*Smuggling short-range missiles from Syria.
*Deploying operatives in villages immediately adjacent to the Israeli border.
*Rebuilding military structures damaged in previous Israeli strikes.
*Stationing loyal operatives throughout the area south of the Litani River.
*Deploying operatives in villages immediately adjacent to the Israeli border.
*Rebuilding military structures damaged in previous Israeli strikes.
*Stationing loyal operatives throughout the area south of the Litani River.
An Israeli official confirmed to Al Arabiya that these serious intelligence assessments indicate Hezbollah has successfully smuggled hundreds of short-range missiles from Syria, in violation of existing understandings. (Read More)
