Yossi Schwartz ISL (RCIT section in Israel/Occupied Palestine) 31.05.2027
Last week, Netanyahu admitted that the Zionist army had been operating north of the Litani River for considerable time during a visit he made on Friday to the headquarters of the 36th Division, which is occupying Lebanon despite the ceasefire. This admission was omitted by Netanyahu because he is subject to harsh criticism from the settlements in the Zionist north, most of which are Likud voters, for accepting the restrictions that Trump is demanding in order to reach an agreement with Lebanon. instead of disintegrating Hezbollah – a hopeless wish. He chose to calm the Zionist residents of the north and risk a hostile response from Trump, and he said, “Our forces crossed the Litani, they went up to the territories under control.”.
In the meantime, another meeting between the Zionist and Lebanese armies to coordinate positions against Hezbollah, which is defending Lebanon’s independence, failed, the mountain gave birth to a mouse. However, the Zionist army’s attack north of the Litani and the attempts to coordinate between the Zionist and Lebanese forces led to an increase in Hezbollah’s firing at both Zionist army soldiers and the northern settlements, and included rocket launches to Safed, Nahariya and Karmiel, and not only with tiny unmanned aerial small airplanes without pilots controlled by fibers. Rather, it was the missiles that caused considerable destruction in Kiryat Shmona.
The Zionist war criminal government believes that this is not a momentary escalation, but rather a trend that will continue in the coming days’ and perhaps even beyond. Zionist propaganda says that this is indicative of the organization’s predicament, but in the real world, Hezbollah is operating in familiar equations. If Israel has crossed the “permissible” lines, Hezbollah is doing so too. In addition, the attack is causing heavy pressure on the Zionist residents of the north to demand an end to the war in one way or another, and this is also a message to the Lebanese government that it will not be given the opportunity to dismantle Hezbollah militarily or organizationally.
As in his previous visits to the north of the Zionist state, Netanyahu did not meet with the heads of the elected authorities in order not to answer questions, and it is doubtful that he will be able to continue this evasion for a long time, in light of the expansion of the range of rockets that may effect hundreds of thousands more Israelis by Hezbollah’s firing range.
Netanyahu will also not be able to oppose Trump. Without military and political support from the United States, it is lost to Iran’s expanding axis throughout the region, as well as with Turkey and Pakistan.
Netanyahu hopes that Trump will not respond to Iran’s demand that the cessation of the war include Lebanon, but his conduct on Lebanon does not bode well for Zionist delusions.
It seems that Trump is inclined to reach a temporary agreement with Iran, which extend the ceasefire by 60 days until after the World Cup. In the meantime, he hopes that a permanent agreement can be reached. Statements issued in recent days by senior Iranian regime officials indicate that they are aware that Iran has won the war, and it is highly doubtful that Iran will agree to hand over the enriched uranium to the United States.
The next 60 days will be very bad days for the Zionist residents of the north, who will be hit by more rockets and a lot of destruction, which will cost the Likud in the upcoming elections. In the meantime, Smotrich has won the Zionist right’s disappointment with Netanyahu, and according to the polls, he is passing the electoral threshold. The next government is likely to be the government of the Zionist opposition that supports the war, and there is a chance that it will include Ra’am.