New York Times: America considers it impossible to eliminate Hezbollah’s missile power

According to Isna, the American media reported that despite the full support of the United States, the Zionist regime has not yet been able to destroy Hezbollah’s ability to fire short-range missiles to the northern areas of the occupied territories with its attacks on southern Lebanon.

In this way, the Zionists have failed in one of their main war goals, which is to secure the northern areas of the occupied lands for the return of tens of thousands of its Zionist residents.

According to the New York Times newspaper, after the start of the Gaza war, Lebanon’s Hezbollah launched attacks in the north of the occupied territories in order to engage the Zionist army in this area and reduce its ability to attack Gaza. One of the main reasons for the Zionist attack on Lebanon is to stop these attacks so that the displaced Zionists can return to these areas.

According to the New York Times, the failure of the Israeli army to reduce the power of the short-range missiles of the Lebanese Hezbollah has increased the pressure on the occupying regime’s cabinet to accept a ceasefire and at least temporarily stop the conflicts.

Donald Trump, the president-elect of the United States, who will be installed in the White House in January next year, has promised to end the wars in West Asia; But he did not say how he does this. Therefore, the current government of the United States with the presidency of “Joe Biden” is trying to establish an agreement between Hezbollah and the Zionist regime before Trump takes office.

According to this report, Hezbollah still has the ability to fire at least 100 missiles or rockets a day towards the north of the occupied territories, and the short-range weapons of this resistance movement have made it difficult for the Zionist military to identify them due to their high concealment ability.

According to the New York Times, American officials have admitted that the Zionist regime cannot destroy a sufficient number of short-range missiles of the Lebanese Hezbollah and stop the group’s attacks on the north of the occupied territories, because this is basically an impossible task.

In order to further weaken Hezbollah’s missile power, the Zionist army needs to significantly expand its military operations in the southern regions of Lebanon, which requires the calling of a larger number of reserve forces, and this is despite the fact that these forces are already depleted due to a year of war in Lebanon. Gaza, have been depreciated.

All this while Lebanon’s Hezbollah has not yet fully deployed 20,000 to 40,000 of its fighters, and the Zionist regime and its supporters fear that this group is preparing for a long guerrilla war against the Zionist military.

According to the American media, the military actions of the Zionist regime have reduced some of the Lebanese Hezbollah’s military capabilities, but according to the American media, Hezbollah’s ground forces in southern Lebanon have suffered almost no damage.

According to the New York Times, US intelligence agencies, who have witnessed the inability of the Zionist army, consider the ceasefire agreement the best way to ensure the security of the Zionist residents of the occupied territories.

In October 2023, the Zionist residents of an area with a radius of more than 3 kilometers near the Lebanese border were evacuated, because the Zionist regime, despite the numerous air defense systems it has, cannot counter the anti-tank missiles of the Lebanese Hezbollah.

The fugitive Zionists who have evacuated the northern areas of the occupied territories will feel safe to return to this area only if Hezbollah agrees to withdraw its forces behind the Litani river, that is, where the border areas of the occupied territories are likely to be targeted by rockets. Hezbollah should be eliminated.

According to this report, the possible agreement between Hezbollah and the Zionist regime will be based on the updated version of UN Security Council Resolution 1701, which ended the previous war between the Zionists and Lebanon in 2006. A Zionist official, who did not want to be named, said that this version of Resolution 1701 will include a side memorandum of understanding with American guarantees, which allows the Zionist regime to take military action if Hezbollah violates its provisions. Of course, there is no guarantee that the Lebanese government and Hezbollah will accept such a condition.

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