"Israel": War with Hizbullah Ten Times Fiercer than 2006, 5000 Warheads to Hit Tel Aviv

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War with Hizbullah is the endless "Israeli" nightmare.

The Zionist entity expected on Friday that the next war with Hizbullah will be completely different than the July 2006 conflict.

"Israel" Forces Home Front Command Chief Major General Eyal Eisenberg warned that the next war with the party will be ten times fiercer than the 2006 one.

He also predicted than "Israel" will be bombarded with ten times more rockets on a daily basis by Hizbullah than the rate it was targeted with seven years ago.
He noted that prior to 2006, Hizbullah was capable of launching 500 rockets at Gush Dan in "Israel".

Should a war erupt today, continued Eisenberg, he said that Gush Dan would be the target of some 5,000 Hizbullah rockets. "The metropolitan Tel Aviv region will come under a massive missile barrage. Hizbullah has at its disposal about 5,000 warheads, weighing between 300 and 800 kilograms each," said Eisenber.
"The first few days of the next conflict will be very difficult and we are prepared for a scenario that witnesses the launching of 2,000 rockets at a daily basis," he added.

The officer, who specializes in protection and emergency situations, also claimed that Hizbullah "abandoned the approach of vanquishing us, which guided them in earlier wars, and more recently have adopted an attrition approach in which their main targets are civilian areas."
In parallel, he highlighted that "Israel" is not seeking such a war as it will be futile for it and the other side.

However, he tried to assure the "Israeli" public by claiming that ""Israel" knows how to incur greater damage against its enemies than they do against it because of its air force's possession of more destructive and accurate weapons."

Source: Haaretz daily, Edited by moqawama.org