On Wednesday, about 250 rocket launches targeted northern Israel, causing a series of emails and disruptions to the holiday quiet. Explosive missiles in open spaces led to flames. In the area of Tiberias, a horn was activated for the first time since October.
Sami Taleb Abdullah, a top Hezbollah standard, whose rank amounted to a general general in the IDF, was the subject of these launch.  ,
For the past 20 years, Abdullah had led jet flames toward Kiryat Shmona, the Galilee north, and the Golan Heights. He is the highest-ranking Hezbollah captain to have died so far in the conflict.
Abdullah even engaged in active service during the Second Lebanon War, developing launchers there, and serving as a battalion commander.  ,
The IDF used a fighter aircraft to kill Taleb yesterday following Kfar Blum’s attacks and new intelligence gathering on him. The Northern Command main coordinated the activity with the Air Force and the Intelligence Directorate in cooperation.
Hezbollah people are concerned about the potent reduction. They then realize that they are much more knowledgeable than we are. Also, the operation points to the lack of airtightness of Hezbollah’s field security and the organization’s intelligence system’s ability to get rid of a significant sector commander. According to Professor Amatzia Baram, the IDF managed to infiltrate their networks and systems and pick the right people to eliminate, implying that this also had an impact on the criminal organization’s head.
Lebanon leadership worried
He added that” Hezbollah Secretary-general Hassan ] Nasrallah is aware that the IDF has the ability to kill him whenever it wants, and I think that’s a lot of his concern.” Contrary to popular belief, Nasrallah is not a suicidal Shiite yearning for death ( martyrdom ). He is aware that if a full-fledged war breaks out, he would be the one who would be the last to death. He is in serious risk as a result. Also, the removal is a major achievement in the emotional warfare against the criminal organization, as it leads to great concern among the commanders, who know they could be future”.
The teacher also made reference to the potential responses the criminal organization might have received following the major assassination.  ,
He claimed that the terrorist group increased the amount of fireplace as a “punishment” and fired more rockets and missiles at Israel the next moment senior Hezbollah officers were fired as “punishment.” They did, however, never cross the unwritten red lines imposed in the limited war.
” Today, Hezbollah might increase the scope of flames, but in my opinion, they will not significantly expand the range. The key is the kind of goals they aim to reach. The terrorist group has so far avoided striking a significant civil target by striking just a small number of military targets, which is the key distinction between provoking Israel and starting a full-fledged war. In my opinion, Hezbollah is available for a large- level conflict but does not want it and, thus, does not try to attack human targets”, Baram added.
” From their standpoint, starting a war would be a huge mistake, as then the US would have validity to join the fight. They are also thinking about Biden’s claim that the US would join the fight against Israel if the criminal organization and the Iranians fear the terrorist group. On the other hand, if Israel started the conflict, the Americans would not be required to enlist in it. Tehran and Beirut are engaged in regular discussions, with the Iranians urging Nasrallah to only use military force against human targets, and not to fire at cities with human populations, the doctor explained.
” Monday, Hezbollah directed a helicopter towards Haifa. In a different situation, where the criminal organization aimed 100 warheads at the city, the effect may be various, and Israel would have the legitimacy to launch a complete- scale war”, Baram continued. Israel might want Hezbollah to cross the red line, but the terrorist organization wo n’t, according to the statement.
According to Biden’s commitment,” the current limited escalation does not justify Israel starting a full-fledged war,” and the key question is whether Hezbollah might engage in a strategy that would leave the Americans with no choice but to join the war against them. Hezbollah continues to support the same unspoken red lines, even after the powerful elimination.
