Israel’s offensive into Gaza is said to be postponed due to concerns about potential Hezbollah involvement.
The Israeli Ground Offensive into Gaza Delayed Over Fear of Hezbollah Intervention
A recent report reveals that the Israeli ground offensive into Gaza was partially delayed due to concerns of an intervention by Hezbollah from the border with Lebanon. Sources familiar with the matter informed the Jerusalem Post that the Israeli military decided against launching the invasion last weekend, fearing vulnerability to Hezbollah’s intervention. The Israeli government is reportedly worried that Hezbollah is waiting for the Israeli Defense Forces to become entangled in Gaza before launching a full invasion from the north.
Delay to Prepare Better Reflects Growing Awareness of the Task
The report also states that while the IDF still intends to invade Gaza, the operation has been delayed to allow for better preparation. This delay signifies a deepening recognition within the IDF and at the political level that this kind of operation has not been undertaken in decades. Rushing in unprepared, solely to satisfy the public’s desire for retribution, could prove to be a grave mistake.
Observers have been closely monitoring the Israel-Lebanon border since the start of the war, as Hezbollah’s intervention would significantly escalate the conflict’s scope.
Hezbollah’s Strength and Iran’s Potential Involvement Raise Concerns
Hezbollah, being larger and better armed than Hamas, poses a significant threat. Estimates suggest that Hezbollah has at least 60,000 troops, compared to Hamas’ few thousand. Additionally, Hezbollah possesses a formidable arsenal of over 150,000 rockets, capable of striking anywhere within Israel. As the primary proxy army of Iran, there are concerns that a war with Hezbollah could draw Iran into the conflict. In such a scenario, the involvement of the United States would likely be inevitable.
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