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Un rapport américain, affirme que les milices de Hezbollah, possède 50000 missiles et roquettes, dont des Fateh-110 et des Scud-D

j'esper que ma question ne sera pas stupide ni malinterpreyé, mais, plusiures fois sure des chainnes comme aljazeera, al-arabiyah et autres j'ai regarder des speachs de Nasralah. Celui ci, et plusieures fois, fesait alusion a la fin du sionisme, la venu du dajjal et du mahdi, et que c'est la que hezbollah sera pret pour fair ce qu'il est preparé pour faire, detruir l'etat d'israel etc etc.

est ce que l'usage de ces sujtes est vraiment fondé, ou c'est juste de la blablerie pour garder l¡opinion publique musulmane "contante"?? je veut dire, comme vien de dire Fremmo

Fremmo a écrit:

Un rapport américain, affirme que les milices de Hezbollah, possède 50000 missiles et roquettes, dont des Fateh-110 et des Scud-D

en plus de ce que l'INSS dit sur son raport actualisé en juillet dernier: http://www.inss.org.il/upload/%28FILE%291280404168.pdf

alors, est vraiment hezbollah un mouvement qui se prepare pour la "grande guerre", la defence du libane et l'aide aux palestiniennes? ou est ce que, avec tout ce qu¡ils ont, font partis seulment du panorama mondial, alliés avec la syrie et l'iran?? avec una force pareille, al-qassam (Hammas) ferai de la boucherie avec...

les rapports des renseignements Israéliens l'ont pourtant prédis, le hezbollah a désormais la capacité de prendre d'assaut le Galilée , c'est ce que Nasrallah vient de menacer de faire en réponse à des menaces Israéliennes

Citation:

Hezbollah chief tells IDF: Watch your heads Hassan Narallah calls on 'Islamic resistance fighters' to 'be ready for the day when war is forced on Lebanon'; Hezbollah leader who escaped Egyptian prison appears at rally where Nasrallah spoke. By Jack Khoury Tags: Israel news Hezbollah Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah on Wednesday warned "Zionist officers and generals" to "watch your heads," in response to a military tour that Israel's defense minister took on the border with Lebanon earlier in the week. Nasrallah spoke at a rally that was held to honor a Hezbollah leader who had escaped from an Egyptian prison during the country's uprising, and made his way back to Beirut. Mohammed Youssef Mansour, better known as Sami Chehab, held up a Hezbollah flag and raised his hands in a V-for-victory sign Wednesday during the rally. Mansour was convicted in 2010 along with 25 others of spying for Hezbollah and plotting attacks in Egypt. Defense Minister Ehud Barak along with incoming Israel Defense Forces Chief Benny Gantz toured the border with Lebanon on Tuesday, where he said that Israel must remain prepared on their northern border. Nasrallah, who mentioned Barak by name, called on "Islamic resistance fighters" to "be ready for the day that will come when war will be forced on Lebanon." "The leadership of the resistance will ask them to take control over the Galilee," Nasrallah said, referring to a region in the north of Israel. Nasrallah's speech was broadcast to a rally commemorating the killing of three Hezbollah leaders, including the 2008 assassination of Hezbollah's top military commander, Imad Mughniyeh, who was killed by a car bomb in the Syrian capital of Damascus. Hezbollah and its primary patron, Iran, have blamed Israel for Mughniyeh's killing. Israel has denied involvement. Nasrallah repeated his threats to Israel that Hezbollah will avenge Mughniyeh's assassination. http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/hezbollah-chief-tells-idf-watch-your-heads-1.343786

Et si tout ça n était qu une psyops destinée a conférer au Hezbollah une dangerosité qui justifiera une revanche a laquelle Israël se prépare depuis 2006 ? Tsahal a largement prévu le type d' attaque (tir massif sur les aérodromes pour neutraliser l aviation isrelienne entre autre). le type d' attaque que peut déployer le hizb est limité, et la dronisation du ciel rend illusoire une pénétration en galilée. Israël a l évidence exagère les risques, ça fait même parti de leur éternelle stratégie.

Pgm

depuis quand le combat s'est déroulé sur les terres Israéliennes ? et depuis quand le front interne Israélien a été aussi ciblé ! depuis quand Israël cherche à cacher en moins de 3 min toute sa population dans des bunkers de peur des pluies de missiles !
la supériorité d’Israël se basait sur plusieurs axiomes dont essentiellement le déroulement des batailles sur ciel&terre ennemi et jamais à Israël
depuis quand les aérodromes et ports Israéliens courraient la menace d'être paralysés
nous avons eu la fâcheuse tendance de surréstimer Israël, dont l'étroite superficie limite sa supériorité technologique

Si Israël croit que c'est le moment opportun pour règles ses comptes avec le Hezb, ils risquent de créer la sainte alliance des Chiîtes et Sunnites contre eux. Les peuples arabes qui se sont révoltés comme ceux qui ne l'ont pas fait, détestent Israël bien plus que les Mollahs iraniens.

Cette monter de la tension ne fait-elle pas parti d'une stratégie israëlienne pour maintenir les dictatures autour d'elle (a sa merci)?
car si tension et "guerre" il y a, ce sera une opportunité pour les dictatures de faire l'union autour d'ellles, ce qui n'est pas rien en ce moment!
cette situation arrenge les dictateurs syrien, Jordanien, yemenite...etc et biensûre israel qui assurerais "sa liberté" de colonisation grace a la protection que lui apporte ses voisins direct. Et afin d'éviter le même scénario que cheb Hosni Moubarak trés regretter par Israel.

tous le monde y est gagnant!

la coalition d'El Hariri a perdu le pouvoir avant même la chute de Moubarak ! Israël ne veut pas d'un gouvernement libanais dominé par le Hezbollah , car l'Iran et la Syrie comptent équipés convenablement l'armée Libanaise et en faire un 2ème Hezb
le but de la guerre n'a pas changé depuis 2006 et il vise à affaiblir le Hezb et renforcer le clan des "modérés" proaméricains
ni la Syrie ni autre entreront en guerre...

le hezbollah avait réussi à recruter un jeune arabe qui fréquente la même salle de sport que ashkenazi dans le cadre de la préparation de la vengeance de Moughnei.... il a échappé bel

Citation:

Hezbollah spy / Still seeking to avenge Mughniyeh's murder While the Shin Bet nips most plots in the bud, this affair shows us how open Israeli officials are to attack. By Amos Harel The indictment filed against Tira resident Rawi Fuad Sultani Monday shows that Hezbollah is still looking for an opportunity to settle accounts: chief of staff for chief of staff. A year and a half has passed since the Damascus killing of Imad Mughniyeh, Hezbollah's terror operations chief, which the organization blames on Israel. It has yet to take its revenge. The information that the 23-year-old Tira resident gave Hezbollah about Chief of Staff Gabi Ashkenazi's daily routine could have given Hezbollah an operational opportunity. It seems the plans never reached a practical level; the Shin Bet security service arrested a spy, not an assassin. But, as opposed to previous affairs, some of which led to huge headlines - such as the intent to attack Rabbi Ovadia Yosef or former president George W. Bush when his helicopter landed in Jerusalem - this was not just another case of "two Arabs sitting around and talking." If the charges in the indictment turn out to be true, then this is a man who took two trips overseas to pass on concrete information that could have served as the basis for operational intelligence. The way the information was obtained should not surprise anyone. For more than a decade, Hezbollah has been putting great effort into recruiting Israeli Arab agents. One of the leaders of this effort is Qays Obeid, a former resident of Taibeh in the Triangle, who fled to Beirut. In 2000 Obeid enticed Col. (res.) Elhanan Tennenbaum into his web and kidnapped him. Sultani allegedly made contact with a Hezbollah operative at a summer camp in Morocco, which he attended on the behalf of the Israeli Arab political party Balad. This is the same movement whose leader, former MK Azmi Bishara, fled Israel after he was accused of providing intelligence to Hezbollah. The Shin Bet's broad intelligence network, which includes Israeli Arabs, seems to enable it to nip most such plans in the bud. But the latest affair shows us how much senior Israeli officials are open to attack. Only three weeks ago we learned that a guard in the chief of staff's office, Louis Maskuta, had been arrested for stealing Ashkenazi's credit card information and a pistol. Maskuta also was in contact with criminals from the Triangle, although in this case, the parties had criminal, not nationalist, intent. Previous security lapses, as well as Hezbollah's interest in Ashkenazi, lead to the conclusion that the chief of staff needs especially tight security. Judging by Ashkenazi's recent public appearances, the army's security staff seems to be taking the matter very seriously. The war of nerves between Israel and Hezbollah is far from over, even if we can assume that for now, the Shi'ite organization is not interested in another war in the north. Hezbollah's efforts to avenge Mughniyeh's death continue, and are likely to find expression not only in an attack on Israeli officials, but on airplanes or cruises filled with Israeli tourists overseas. http://www.haaretz.com/print-edition/news/hezbollah-spy-still-seeking-to-avenge-mughniyeh-s-murder-1.283013

Bah, ouai que des menteurs ces sionistes