Questioning the pure error theory behind Hezbollah's actions

The article addresses the repeated fall of rockets of the "Grad" and "Katyusha" types within Christian border towns in southern Lebanon, such as Rmeish, Al Qlayaa, Ayn Ibel, and Dibil. It notes that these rockets, which are designed to target wide areas, may have missed their targets due to technical factors or circumstances on the ground, raising questions about possible political or security motives behind these incidents. Experts highlight that factors such as the use of outdated ammunition, non-military launch platforms, errors in firing calculations, and the distances from the borders all raise questions about whether there is an intention to evacuate the areas or alter the demographic composition. Sources confirm that the recurrence of rocket falls in even the safer towns raises concerns of an undisclosed targeting aimed at turning the region into a zone of escalation without local interception.

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