Colonel in the Israeli army: This is why Nasrallah is still alive

According to the Jerusalem Post, Cohen spoke in a radio interview about the possibility of war against Hizb allah Lebanese and the reason for not escalating the war in the north, and he said: “I am not sure that the senior leadership is ready to wage a war in the north, and I am not sure that we are in a position of real capacity to deal with such a war. We are capable, but the cost will be very high.”

He added: “Of course, the Americans are the last ones who want war in the north, and we depend on them in terms of… Armament“The high command prefers to reach an agreement.”

“When we are at war, the leader of Hezbollah enters,” Cohen said Hassan Nasrallah “Quickly to a hideout. We do not want to start a war. It is clear that such an assassination would lead to the start of a war, and that is why Nasrallah is still alive.”

Hassan Nasrallah considered, on Wednesday, that Israeli army “Exhausted,” stressing that the months-long exchange of bombardment between his fighters in southern Lebanon and the Israeli army prevents Israel from waging a war on Lebanon.

Nasrallah said, in a speech he delivered via a screen in front of a crowd of his supporters, that “the Israeli army is exhausted, from the northern (Lebanese) front, the West Bank and Gaza,” indicating that Israel does not have sufficient numbers of soldiers to wage a war on Lebanon.

Hezbollah and exchangeIsrael Cross-border shelling on an almost daily basis since October 8, the day after the outbreak of war in the Gaza Strip.

Hezbollah repeatedly says that stopping its attacks against Israel is linked to reaching a ceasefire in GazaHowever, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant recently stressed that any truce in Gaza will not deviate Israel from its goal of removing Hezbollah from southern Lebanon, warning that if it is not possible to find a diplomatic solution to the situation, “we will do it by force.”