Political Commentary on Lebanese-Israeli Relations

Hi. How idiotic do you have to be to refuse?

To hand over Ali al-Taher Hill as a favor to the Lebanese Army only to

agree to hand it over surrendered to the Israeli Army.

Idiotic on another level. He hates his country. He hates

his army. He hates his people.

You drove us crazy for months that Ali al-Taher is the most important geostrategic site

on the planet. The Stalingrad of the Middle East.

Ali al-Taher brings the global economy to a halt.

And the resistance fighters' steadfastness is so legendary that you can't

hand the site over to a weak Lebanese Army that can barely manage.

Your confidence in the army has you handing your weapons over to it.

You got out and ran away from it like rats.

Like rats.

An Israeli Army attack. No one was killed. No one was injured.

Legendary.

A martyr of Karbala.

Maximum bullshit.

This is after you personally invited the ground invasion.

You literally invited it. You won't have a single tank left.

Because you won't have any tanks left.

A few tanks went in, and the guys just walked in.

They went in and had a field day in the tunnel. All this, all

this. Just so no one could say Hezbollah handed over a site

to the Lebanese Army north of the Litani.

All this is being said as the Lebanese state moves forward

in consolidating Lebanon's sovereignty.

All this, so that the test zones you know

will end once your weapons are taken.

We hand them directly to Israel.

The Israeli officer goes in and gives us a field lecture from

the tunnel, feeling safe and at ease.

We contribute about ten points to Benjamin's election campaign,

Netanyahu's. Then we go back

to creating drama. "Where is the state? Doesn't it care about South

Lebanon?"

Do you seriously think the Israeli right has one objective partner

in this entire world, not Trump or anyone other than

Trump? It's you, your baseness, your stupidity,

your delusions, and your hostages. "Iran won't

allow it, won't accept it, and will set the region ablaze

and overturn the equations." Maybe the planet will end.

Iran's missiles are in Ali al-Taher's service, not just the South's.

The last time Iran bombed Israel was in June, meaning

a month before Ali al-Taher's battle.

Maybe it hasn't done anything now because the whole Ali al-Taher story isn't

worth it.

After they told us it was the most important battle of steadfastness in Middle Eastern history.

It all came down to Ali al-Taher. It's basically a room and a kitchen

and a bathroom. It doesn't even have a living room.

Operationally, it has been achieved.

Brother, I'll go along with your logic that it's a mere tactical detail.

It isn't worth it. The border villages, the mountains, and 67

villages and 10,000 dead aren't worth it.

Can you explain to us what is worth it?

No land is worth it, no destruction is worth it, and no killing is worth it.

What's worth it?

Nothing in the world is worth it except this man's orders.

The measure of defeat and victory. If someone can't film

a video to speak to you live, even in it.

At a time when the Lebanese state, which you don't hand over

the hill to because nothing can come of it, is a failure.

Incapable.

At the very moment you handed Ali al-Taher over to the Israelis without

a battle.

The Lebanese state got three Lebanese prisoners out of Israeli prisons,

along with two Syrians as well.

They were captured because of your wars and your failure to defend them.

And with the state and the Americans providing cover, while being dragged below

The Americans have these prisoners safe

and secure with their families.

Of course there's suffering, and it must be discussed.

That's the difference between us and you. You hand them over

to the Israelis. We take them from the Israelis.

We clean up after you, I mean. Because Hezbollah can be called anything

in the world except pure.