Lhe targeted bombing carried out by the Israeli air force which killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah on September 27 in the suburbs of Beirut was codenamed “New Order”. The term reveals Jerusalem’s desire to reshape the Middle East in its own right, one year after the October 7 pogrom. The ambition is legitimate, since the issue is the long-term survival of the Jewish State. Is it, however, feasible? How far can Israel transform the region to guarantee its insertion there?
No one should miss Hassan Nasrallah, supreme guide of a terrorist militia who for four decades has killed not only Israelis and Lebanese, but also dozens of French, Americans and Argentinians and countless Syrians. As said by…
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