Netanyahu sees Lebanon as his last chance for a win'
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Netanyahu sees Lebanon as his last chance for a win'
"The ongoing operation has been coming for 20 years. Despite past successes, Hezbollah continues to be a threat to northern communities in Israel. The Israeli army is not only clearing Lebanon's south of its infrastructure, but also putting pressure militarily on the Lebanese state to disarm it."
"Lebanon is a perfect target for Israeli sentiments. It has a weak military, and the Lebanese state apparatus is in constant flux due to power arrangements between Christians and Sunni and Shia Muslims."
"The most potent rationale that drives the present campaign against Lebanon revolves mostly around domestic Israeli political considerations and the urgent need to score a win amid dramatic failures."
"Netanyahu's closest ally, United States President Donald Trump, is negotiating directly with Iran. The US president is undoubtedly briefing Israeli officials, but is likely less than receptive to any Israeli advice given the failed Israeli promise of a quick and decisive win."
Israel has been engaged in conflict with Hezbollah since 1982, with ongoing military operations aimed at disarming Hezbollah and pressuring the Lebanese state. The Israeli government faces challenges in ensuring security for its citizens after setbacks in Gaza and Iran. Lebanon is seen as a strategic target due to its weak military and internal political instability. The current campaign is largely influenced by domestic political considerations, as the Israeli leadership seeks to achieve a decisive victory amid previous failures.
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