Israel prepares for major escalation against Hezbollah, calls up more IDF reservists
“We are on the eve of a fateful campaign in Lebanon which will determine the future of both countries,” a senior security official told Ynet News, adding that the cabinet was holding a security discussion on Wednesday evening.
“The campaign in Lebanon is going to expand significantly,” he said, which will also include the call-up of more reservists.
“Hezbollah, in its calculations, wants to turn our attention away from Iran, and thinks that if it draws us in, we will take our foot off the gas in the campaign against Iran,” said the official.
The terror group “wants to create a new balance in which Israel’s enforcement policy in Lebanon ends, and we don’t attack at all. That won’t happen. Therefore, this is heading toward a serious escalation.”
“We have more capabilities and tools, and we can conduct campaigns in parallel against Iran and against Lebanon,” the official concluded.
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