Inferno Unleashed: The North Engulfed, Rockets to “Tel Aviv” – Envisioning War with Hezbollah

 

He also referenced reports from the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar, suggesting that the apartheid “Israeli” entity might actively initiate the conflict in the North.

 

Beeri said that in the event of an all-out war, the “Israeli” entity will face unprecedented firepower, surpassing even the intensity of the 2006 conflict. Hezbollah's primary arsenal consists of missiles and rockets capable of targeting the entire “Israeli” territory, particularly focusing on the northern region up to Haifa.

 

The research institute estimates Hezbollah has a vast array of weaponry, including “150,000 mortars with a range of up to 80 km, 5,000 rockets and missiles with a range of 80-200 km, 5,000 missiles with a range of 200 km or more, 2,500 unmanned aerial vehicles [UAVs] and hundreds of advanced missiles, such as anti-aircraft missiles or cruise missiles”.

 

Beeri emphasizes that strategic areas like “Gush Dan” will be key targets for Hezbollah, using accurate ballistic missiles such as the “Fatah-110 which can be launched up to 300 km”. He predicts missile launches from northern Lebanon, Beirut or the Beqaa region, highlighting the destructive capability of these operations. Additionally, he foresees Hezbollah attempting an infiltration in the “Galilee”, albeit on a smaller scale than previously planned.

 

Furthermore, Beeri notes the threat of offensive drones, which would be more significant in an all-out war. He refers to a report from the Al-Akhbar newspaper, suggesting that the “Israeli” entity might launch a large-scale attack soon.

 

The “Israeli” researcher notes that current events represent both psychological warfare and a preview of future conflicts. He alleged that prior to October 7, Hezbollah aimed to provoke a war with “Israel” and infiltrate the “Galilee”, but Hamas took action first.

 

Beeri claimed that Hezbollah internally communicated to its members to be ready for war before October 7. He describes the current security situation as fluid, with Hezbollah increasing its pace and pressuring the “Israel” Occupation Forces [IOF] into a campaign.