Israel Today – Adapted

Our adversaries rejoice in Tehran, Beirut, and Gaza, as they believe that the goal of many generations—to defeat and destroy Israel—is being accomplished without the need to lift a finger.

Last Week, Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, declared that "the Israelis themselves admit that this day was the worst in the history of the Zionist entity, meaning that Israel has stepped on the path of collapse, internal defection, and loss."

Iranian sources report that Tehran has held consultations with Beirut and Gaza to avoid taking advantage of Israel's weakness. Rather, to allow it to linger in the mud of ongoing army divisions out of fear that a conflict started by Hezbollah or Hamas will deliver Israel from itself. However, Israel's concern is strong and capable of meeting the requirements, the security needs, and the difficulties of the Arab countries with which it has signed normalization agreements.

It is just a matter of time before they engage in rounds of combat and days of warfare, and during their conflict, deterrence should be bolstered. In other words, Nasrallah should be attacked as soon as possible.

As long as Israel is imposing weakness on its enemies, Nasrallah will continue to exult. Eventually, it will obtain what it deserves. It's just a loss that getting there will cost us a lot.