'Israel' succumbing to Hezbollah's terms of engagement: Israeli media

By Al Mayadeen English
5 Jun 2024 04:11
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Amid mounting criticism of the occupation's handling of the war on the northern front, Israeli media has once again slammed the incompetence of the military against Hezbollah's operations.

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Sign on the entrance of Kiryat Shmona melting away due to intense fires caused by Hezbollah's drones (Social media)

Israeli media reported on Hezbollah's superiority on the northern front, which has forced the Israeli occupation military to succumb to Hezbollah's terms of engagement, rather than the other way around.

"Hezbollah has learned a lot about the capabilities of the Israeli army, to the point where this army is now being drawn into Hezbollah's terms," according to Israeli media, which further added that "the Israeli army is now playing the game that Hezbollah wants it to play."

Commenting on the events in Kiryat Shmona on the Lebanese-Palestinian border, Israeli media said that the settlement "was a tactical problem that turned against us and became a strategic problem."

مشاهد متداولة تُظهر استمرار الحرائق في مستوطنة "كريات شمونة" من جراء صواريخ أطلقت من لبنان.#لبنان #الميادين_لبنان pic.twitter.com/U0adhjP9kU
— الميادين لبنان (@mayadeenlebanon) June 3, 2024

Hezbollah 'humiliates' the occupation

Previously, Yitah Ron Tal, a former major general in the Israeli occupation forces, said that "Israel" has reached a level of zero deterrence against Hezbollah, affirming that [Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan] Nasrallah was not afraid of the occupation.

Responding to a question regarding the beginning of the war in the North, Tal said, "The war is actually ongoing in the North, and it has humiliated us." He added, "Hezbollah has created a security area, they disintegrated our towns, and half of the residents don't know if they are going to return. We are facing a collapse," as cited by the Israeli Walla! website.

Ron Tal also said the Israeli invasion of Rafah is affecting the movements of the occupation military and its ability to operate in the occupied North, emphasizing that "Israeli officers would rather form an agreement with Hezbollah than face its incredible power." He also mentioned that Hezbollah attacked "Israel" with the most advanced rockets in the Middle East.