An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, a deterrent policy

Because of Hezbollah's deterrence policy, Israel doesn't have a reason to use the Majdal Shams incident as an excuse for an all-out war against Lebanon.

News ID: 84825

Date: 29 July 2024 - 09:41

TEHRAN (defapress) - Majdal Shams, which is among the towns and cities occupied by "Israel" in 1967, hosts a vast majority of Arab Syrian Druze and a minority of Israeli settlers. The town and other similar demographics, where natives are significantly represented, have not come under the direct fire of the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon since October 8, 2023.

In the Majdal Shams strike, 12 civilians were killed, 10 of them were children. Israel blamed Hezbollah and claimed that they even identified the type of the missile and called that the Falaq-1 rocket. However, the available information about this rocket denied all these allegations and Hezbollah said that it was Israel's Iron Dome's failure.

According to the data and the scene pictures, high-explosive warheads usually contain a mixture of explosives alongside components that would act as shrapnel propelled by the pressure caused by the aforementioned explosives. Following the moment of impact with the surface, a crater should be formed. But the hole that has been made in the ground of the playground, showed something else. The Falaq rocket exhausts the solid propellant less than 2 seconds after being fired which may cause a great fire but there isn't any sign of a huge fire in the place of the incident.

The history of the Iron Dome is proof of Hezbollah's proof for their claim. There are many such incidents, with some being captured live on camera, including an event that has been proven by Aljazeera in which an Israeli Tamir missile struck a hospital in Tel Aviv on November 6, 2023. Several technical issues also are related to an Iron Dome battery that could result in a catastrophic interception failure. These issues include a malfunctioning engagement radar, a faulty radar seeker, a defective self-detonation sensor, and a compromised motor, among other potential problems. The most dangerous of these are faults in self-detonating sensors, which leave operators unable to destroy rogue surface-to-air missiles.

Considering all of these malfunctions, the Zionist regime's claims are considered wrong. But they wanted to use this wrong data as an excuse to launch an all-out war against Lebanon. That was like the reasons that the Zionist regime recently made about the Al Aqsa Flood operation. They claimed that this operation caused the death of Israeli kids or the ones who looked like a citizen, without giving any clear data. But now it is proven that most of them were fake or were according to the Hannibal directive that was approved by the Zionist government.

However, the Zionist regime on the pretext of the Majdal Shams strike, bombarded the Aitaroun, South of Lebanon. Alongside all the fake assertions of this regime, the retired commanders of IOF and military experts previously warned the officials of this occupier regime to prevent starting another war front because the Israeli military could not fight on both fronts at the same time. Also, the US officials warned the Zionist regime of an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth policy of the Hezbollah. They knew that the resistance front followed the policy of answering the Zionists, as equal as the scale of their attack. So, they showed alarm that if the Zionists used the Majdal Shams as an excuse and launched an all-out war, they would face a huge missile and drone attack.

Hezbollah's contrastive policy has changed the war game in the north of Israel. Like what Hezbollah showed before, if the Zionist regime hit any parts of Lebanon, they would do a retaliatory operation. Israelis can no longer have a political and military adventure, and they must be aware that any aggressive movement in the south of Lebanon, gives right to Hezbollah for the appropriate answer.