More than 100 days after the IDF handed three southern
Lebanese villages to the Lebanese army, Hezbollah-linked aid groups have
returned and oversight talks remain stalled, raising fears in Israel that the
failed pilot could lead to renewed fighting
The pilot program in Lebanon is increasingly looking like a failure, with potentially serious security consequences for Israel. More than 100 days have passed since the IDF handed control of three villages in southern Lebanon to the Lebanese army, but Hezbollah is gradually returning to the areas it evacuated.
Instead of the gradual dismantling of Hezbollah's infrastructure and the expansion of Lebanese army control, the terrorist organization is managing to return to the area, reactivate parts of its civilian networks and reestablish its influence among the local population. (Read More)
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Senior Researcher Brad Myers Comments,
The news that Hezbollah is returning and that the
Lebanese army has failed to fill the vacuum left by the IDF after 100 days,
which could potentially lead to renewed fighting, comes as no surprise if this
is pointing toward the war foretold in Isaiah 17:4–6. Are your favorite Bible
teachers talking about this possibility?"
