That's their legacy coming close to a year now.

lmao

The two are obviously some of the worst people living on this planet, but which one is less evil than the other in your opinion?

Because of war I've seen people hate on shias even more..I need more opinions FROM LEBANESE.

Lebanon (and the world) stands with Palestine 🇱🇧🇵🇸

The zionist entity would never willingly make a ceasefire with you before they accomplish their goals, unless they are getting destroyed/in a spot of weakness.

Hizb is the stronger one right now. It has the higher hand in these negotiations. I hope Hizb refuses any ceasefire that doesn't include a ceasefire in Gaza as well

So basically I've been hearing Alot of this nonsense , I don't know how you can be against Israel without resistance or fighting. We throw flowers at them while they throw bombs?

This is what Israel bombed in the Municipality building in Nabatieh

There's no such thing as western values; it's all a myth.

just wondering what this sub thinks of hezbollah

Sorry about the doomerism, but it does feel like 2024 is this generation’s 1967. When every day brings a new calamity, it is hard to deny that we have entered a new era.

October 7 changed everything. After 2006, Hezbollah had achieved a deterrence equilibrium that held for 18 years. “If you hit us, we destroy Tel Aviv” was the mantra. The Israelis started plotting the next phase of the war and the their revenge early on, but they essentially accepted the mantra and were willing to let the status quo hold until the circumstances change. And October 7 changed the circumstances.

after october 7, Israel decided that this policy of “containment” does not work, and that the time to finish off the opponents has come. Israeli society was in a genocidal mood, and was willing to accept sacrifices to achieve this goal.

iran and hezbollah made the fatal mistake of not realizing that Israel post-October 7 is quite different from the pre-October 7 days. They thought they could keep the war of attrition below a certain line, and that Israel would not risk all-out war because the price to pay would be high. They were so, so wrong.

what are the results?

Hezb has willingly removed itself from the Palestinian struggle. Israel can now treat Palestine as an internal affair as it continues its genocide and executes ethnic cleansing, population transfer, and land acquisitions.

hezb held on on the ground, but was devastated by intelligence failures and security breaches. Hassan nasrallah, the larger-than-life leader, the man who genuinely was a geopolits-level figure, is gone, along with most of the leadership. God knows how much of its strategic weapons and infrastructure was destroyed. Hezb had to accept ceasefire terms that will put Lebanon under us supervision and eventually force it to disarm.

syria is lost to the axis of resistance. the collapse of hezb and Iran gave its opponents a golden opportunity to attack in Syria, and the collapse of the Syrian regime has been shocking. With Syria moving to the western camp, there will be no possibility for hezb to replenish its stockpiles. A massive blow.

iran gambled with hezb, its strongest asset, and was willing to risk it in a fight where it personally did not commit itself completely. The result is that hezb is no longer a potent weapon, and consequently Iran’s role as a geopolitical force in the region has all but vanished. The next phase in Iran will see the influence of the “state” wing of the regime grow, and that of the “revolution” wing diminish.

1967 vibes. The resistance axis is on the retreat. Hezb might become just another lebanese sectarian party. Palestinians no longer have anybody to help them. Just imagine someone telling you 2 years ago that nasrallah would be dead and Bashar gone before 2024 is over. Calamitous.

october 7 opened the door to all of this. The expression “too much of a good thing” comes to mind here. The killing of thousands of Israelis, the kidnapping of hundreds… that is a “point of no return” event for people who essentially view us as sub-humans, and we are witnessing the extent of the devastating consequences barely a year after.

As a person who has always supported the resistance, and never supported hezb in internal affairs, this is devastating. These are truly depressing days.

I follow Russia-Ukrainian war religiously, what Russia had learned was a way to dry NATO-backed Ukraine air defence system.

This tactic was actually developed by Iranians, Iranian saw the real weakness of American doctrine which is lack of quantity in everything, and focusing on their wonderwaffe which are produced by private company, sold at a ridiculous price to the American state and in small quantities.

The tactics consist of investing into both high precision drone and ballistic missles, as well as cheap and slow but effective drones.

What is happening in Haifa is remarkable, Israel decreasing interceptions are quite obvious. Every missle that is fired to stop a rocket, not only cost a fuck ton of money to begin with, it's also very limited in production.

Mark my word, Israel hasn't even seen 10% of hezbullah stocks alone. Iran first barrage of missles was designed to dry the air defence, costing between 1.2 to 1.5 billions for Israel Air defence. Iran second barrage? We all know how that went.

And it's not a money thing, because i know a lot of coping by hasbara is saying we have all the money in the world.

It's a production issue, first it was Ukraine which dried NATO air defences, now it's Israel, and the bottleneck can't be fixed, America is on a path of deindustrialisation, their "defence budget" are 90% spend on profits for their shareholders and 10% on actual military stocks, that is why Russia is out production the entire NATO with the gdp of Italy, because gdp doesn't mean shit.

Mark my word, 6 month later, Israel wouldn't be able to shoot 50% of the rockets hezbullah fires, that is when hezbullah and Iran will bring out their big guns, when Israel and USA are out of interception that is when we can bomb them, half their population will leave by then.

This is why Israel is asking for a second THAAD system, this is why they are running towards a wall and getting wrecked I'm south Lebanon, this is why killing the leaders of resistance doesn't change the calculation, Russia was able to destroy 80% of Ukraine critical infrastructure within 2 years of strategic bombing, and Russia is able to destroy the last 20% too if they wanted too.

Edit: even they admit it, they know what's coming

https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-faces-potential-shortage-of-interceptor-missiles-report/