Beqaa War and Nabi Shit Attendees
The article discusses the potential escalation of Israeli military operations in southern Lebanon, with some security sources suspecting that they may aim to gradually shift the battle toward Western Bekaa. This could involve targeted strikes or airborne operations, designed to put pressure on supply lines and impact Hezbollah's capabilities. The most likely scenario suggests limited operations similar to those that occurred in the Nabi Sheet area, possibly carried out by special forces or aerial attacks, with the goal of testing Hezbollah's readiness and taking advantage of the extensive mountainous terrain, which complicates ground control. Through these strategies, Israel seeks to keep Hezbollah away from direct confrontation lines, while the continued possibility remains of using commando units and aerial operations without the need for full occupation. This approach indirectly broadens the scope of the conflict and leads to an expansion of military operations between southern Lebanon and Western Bekaa.
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