Citing repeated Hezbollah ceasefire violations, Netanyahu orders strikes on terror infrastructure in Beirut
Peloni: In recent hours, Iran has predictably taken to threatening its ‘ceasefire’ which exists with the US. This attempt to reassert the linkage between the war in Lebanon with Israel and the war in Iran with Israel and the US is significant. It was a strategic error for Trump to have granted the linkage between these two fronts to Iran as the basis of his negotiating tract, and having the non-ceasefire finally collapse in Lebanon, it would be an ever greater error to acquiesce to Iran’s demand that this linkage be restored. So we will see who blinks first, with either Iran ignoring the renewed assault on Beirut or with Trump renewing the linkage between the two fronts. Notably, the Lebanese government has been playing its regular role of acting as Hezbollah’s toady, even as it can offer nothing but empty promises of doing more than the literally nothing it has repeatedly done following its many regular promises in the past. It is time for this ruse to end. Some matters can only be solved by war, and the case in point of dealing with the Armageddonist terrorists in Iran and its various proxies is clearly such a matter.
Netanyahu says ‘no situation where Hezbollah threatens our cities, but Beirut is safe’
Israeli strike in Tyre in recent days. Screengrab via Youtube
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Monday morning that he ordered the IDF to strike Hezbollah targets in the Dahiyeh neighborhood of Beirut, following “repeated and ongoing violations of the ceasefire in Lebanon.”


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