Three weeks after Israel launched Operation Northern Arrows on September 23 to ward off the threat from Hezbollah, Lebanon is stuck “between Israeli ferocity and denial” of the armed Shiite party, headlines this Wednesday, October 16, the major Lebanese daily An-Nahar.
A reference to the “multiplication of massacres by Israel in populated areas” and the speech the day before by the interim leader of Hezbollah, who certainly explained that the solution lay in the proclamation of a ceasefire, but reiterated the “old and renewed positions” movement, “reconnecting Lebanon to Gaza”.
After almost a year of exchanges of fire between Israel and Hezbollah, which opened a front in support of Hamas the day after October 7, the Hebrew state, which had to evacuate some 60,000 inhabitants of northern Israel , intensified its war against the armed Shiite party in Lebanon a month ago.
After the vast attack with beepers and walkie-talkies on September 17 and 18, the IDF launched an intensive aerial bombardment campaign on September 23, and eliminated the leader of the m
