Fear of Hizbullah Governs ’Israeli’ Army: What’s Coming?

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"Israeli" army announced the emergence of a new military brigade operating in the military institution, including four special units to conduct operations based on military tactics.

This move was ordered by the Chief of General Staff of the "Israeli" Forces, Gadi Eizenkot, as he became in charge seven months ago, to confront the dramatic transformations in the region and learn lessons from the latest aggression on the Gaza Strip in the summer of 2014.

Furthermore, the "Israeli" "Walla" website quoted military and security sources in Tel Avivi as saying that among the missions assigned to "Igoz", the new "Israeli" brigade, is to conduct operations outside the borders of the "Israeli" entity, as we ll as in the besieged West Bank and the Gaza Strip.

The same sources noted that General Eizenkot signaled in a speech held in a military base in the Zionist entity, that confronting Hizbullah will be on top of the new brigade's priorities.

"Walla" further quoted Eizenkot as saying: "When we look at the north, we can identify the type of winds coming from Lebanon, and the boasted threats..."

Meanwhile, it is common among "Israeli" security circles that the operation conducted by the Martyr Samir al-Quntar Group early on Monday in the occupied Shabaa Farms, is not the response to the assassination of the Hizbullah leader. It would rather be an introduction to a "series of painful responses."

In addition, "Walla" website said that a state of maximum alertness dominated the border area between Lebanon and the occupied Palestine. It added that the "Israeli" army feared a "revengeful" response to al-Quntar and his comopanions' assassination near the Syrian Damascus by the end of the last month.

Source: News Agencies, Translated and Edited by website team