Hezbollah is equipping itself with missiles and possibly an air defense system that could deprive Zionist fighters of freedom of action, acknowledging the decline in confidence in the Israeli military, a Israeli military analyst told the Ma’ariv newspaper.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency International Group, the security apparatus of the Israeli regime is concerned about the increase in the missile power of the Lebanese Hezbollah and the equipping of this movement with new weapons.
Tal Liu Ram, an analyst and columnist for the Occupied Territories-based Ma’ariu newspaper, wrote that the regime’s security apparatus was concerned about Hezbollah continuing to be armed with surface-to-air missiles “despite Israeli attacks on Syria”.
He wrote on Friday that another issue that worries the leaders of the Zionist regime is the issue of equipping Hezbollah with defense systems.
The analyst noted the growing concern, saying that if Hezbollah was equipped with air defense systems, it could prevent Israeli regime fighter jets from moving over Lebanese territory.
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Lebanon does not have a missile defense system, and as a result, Israeli regime fighters violate its airspace and frequently launch missile strikes on some centers and areas in Syria.
Tal Liu Ram also wrote in his analysis and assessment of the internal and external developments in occupied Palestine that the Zionist army and the security organs in the occupied territories are in their interest to maintain security stability in the Palestinian scene; Because any beginning of the conflict can divert the military’s attention and focus from the great challenges of confronting Iran.
Another important challenge, he said, is that preparations for a military confrontation on the northern front with Hezbollah must be improved; because, in his opinion, this issue is a necessary condition for action against Iran.
The columnist for the Ma’ariu newspaper also acknowledged that the Zionists’ trust in the army had waned, in addition to growing criticism on Arab social media, including protests and criticism from the military.