Zionists worry about the strength of Hamas and Hezbullah and a serious challenge for the Israeli army

The Zionist army reserve general recognized the military power of Hamas and Hezbullah and called it a difficult task for the Israeli army. Last Sunday, on the eve of the anniversary of the liberation of southern Lebanon from occupation by the Zionist regime on May 25, 2000, known as the "Festival of Resistance", the Lebanese Hizbullah conducted an exercise with combat ammunition in one of its military centers in southern Lebanon to demonstrate the preparation of the Resistance, by organizing the participation of their soldiers with different military specialties.

As Shahab news agency reported on Friday, Gershon Ha-Kohen, the former Chief of Staff and General of the Reserve Army of the Zionist regime, spoke of “repeating the mistake of leaving Lebanon in 2000 and leaving Gaza in 2005 and noted: “Repeating the mistake of leaving Lebanon, which shattered the illusions of the Israelis, will be the magic formula for the loss of the ability of the armed forces to defend Israel."

HaCohen added: "Hamas and Hezbullah have managed to strengthen their military strength. Today, Hezbullah has ten times more missiles than in previous years, and Hamas has become a challenge for the Israeli army."

Earlier, the Zionist newspaper Israel Hayom acknowledged the high power of the Lebanese Hezbullah, pointing to attacks on the military and political leaders of this regime, and noted that the war with Hezbullah is not a child's game, and if the situation in the Israeli regime continues in in the same vein, Tel Aviv will not be able to do anything against Hezbullah.

The Zionist newspaper Israel Hayom also implicitly acknowledged the inability of the Zionist regime to put an end to the wars and, finally, to put an end to the threats against this regime.

The Zionist newspaper Yediot Ahronot also wrote in its report that the Lebanese Hezbullah plans to send special forces into the northern population centers of occupied Palestine and capture the Israelis, and recent Hezbullah exercises show the development of the ground power of this movement.