Israeli MI Chief: Another War Would Turn Lebanon Into ‘A Country of Refugees’

‘Never before has an army known as much about its enemy as we know about Hezbollah,’ Herzl Halevi says.

ed note–just so that everyone understands here, Lebanon–just like Syria, Jordan, Palestine, Iraq, and Arabia–despite having different names, nevertheless are considered part of that great ‘inheritance’ which the Jews believe their god YHWH gave them, to wit-

‘On that day the LORD made a covenant with Abraham, saying ‘To your descendants I give this land, from the river of Egypt to the great river Euphrates’…–Genesis, 15:18

‘And God spoke unto us saying, ‘Go to the hill-country and all the places nigh thereunto… in the Arabah, the hill-country and in the Lowland… in the South and by the sea-shore, the land of the Canaanites, and Lebanon, as far as the great river, the river Euphrates…Go in therefore and possess the land which the Lord swore unto your fathers, to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, unto them and to their seed after them…’–Deuteronomy 1:6–8

‘Every place whereon the sole of your foot shall tread shall be yours, from the wilderness, and Lebanon, from the river Euphrates, even unto the hinder sea shall be your border…’ –Deuteronomy 11:24

‘…From the wilderness, and this Lebanon, even unto the great river, the Euphrates, all the land of the Hittites, and unto the Great Sea toward the going down of the sun, shall be your border…’–Joshua 1:4

And all of these various religious formulae–which the Jews believe to be literal–MUST be plugged into the equation when deciphering/decoding statements such as those made by Halevi, head of Israeli Military Intelligence, as well as other statements/actions that Israel has overseen since before her inception. The entire ‘Jewish state’ project was NEVER about securing a small ‘homeland’ for the Jews, but rather about pulverizing the entire region-for decades, or if necessary, for centuries–as a preparatory step towards the creation of a sprawling leviathan Judaic empire from where the world and all its affairs would be ruled once the Judaic ‘messiah’–which both Christians and Muslims interpret (correctly) to be the anti-Christ will rule and reign.

Is it now becoming more clear why it is so necessary for this ‘clash of civilizations’ between Christians and Muslims to occur? They are the only people whose religions recognize that the ‘Moshiac’ whom the Jews are raising up as an emperor is in fact the son of perdition himself who will bath the world in (even more than has already occurred) blood.

Is it also becoming more clear why those who assist organized Jewish interests in fomenting and fueling this ‘clash of civilizations’–including all those ‘White Nationalist’ individuals/groups who willingly engage in the very same program of Muslim-bashing and the regurgitation/propagation of Zionist engineered anti-Islamic hysteria, whether it is Alex Jones, Andrew Anglin, Jeff Rense or whoever–are in fact not part of any Gentile resistance to Zionist designs at all, but are rather a masked arm and functionary in assisting organized Jewry in what they have in mind for the rest of the world?

Haaretz

Military Intelligence chief Herzl Halevi said Wednesday that another war with Lebanon’s Hezbollah would be much harsher for the home fronts on both sides.

“If there is another war, Israel will recover and rebuild,” Halevi said at the annual Herzliya Conference at the IDC Herzliya.

“We are a strong society, an advanced society. Lebanon will become a country of refugees that will have difficultly recovering, and Hezbollah will lose its political support base.”

Halevi said further that the next conflict may already be in the making because Syria has resumed manufacturing weapons expressly for Hezbollah, contravening the terms of the United Nations-backed ceasefire that ended the Second Lebanon War in 2006.

“Hezbollah has put its hands here and there on ammunition of the sort it hadn’t had access to previously,” Halevi told the conference.

He  said that Syrian military industries had resumed weapons production, for Hezbollah, adding that these arms were “not for the fighting in Syria, it is weaponry meant for combat against Israel.”

“The world shouldn’t accept this, it is a violation of Security Council Resolution 1701, passed after the Second Lebanon War, and Israel shouldn’t accept it, either. To a certain extent this could move up the outbreak of another round of conflict.” 

Halevi said Iran was also providing Hezbollah with weaponry, which he referred to as strategic arms.  He said these transfers were being carried out under the cover of providing aid for the war in Syria, but that some of these weapons are actually being transferred to Lebanon. “This is also something that neither the world nor us should ignore,” he said.
Halevi said the next war would be different from the conflict a decade ago with Hezbollah and the 2014 Gaza war against Hamas and its allies.

“The next war in the north will be essentially different, not just from the Second Lebanon War and Operation Protective Edge, but from the Yom Kippur War and what came before that. In the Yom Kippur War we had a single casualty on the home front from a rocket from Syria,” Halevi said.

“In the next war, it will be a whole different situation. We are stronger than ever in relation to our enemies. We will cope with any challenge. But it’s important to know that the way to achieve this will not be easy or simple. As happens in wars, there will be a price.”

Regarding Israeli intelligence on Hezbollah, Halevi said: “I say with all due caution that I think that never before has an army known as much about its enemy as we know about Hezbollah. But the next war will not be simple or easy.”

Halevi also mentioned the January 2015 incident in which two Israeli soldiers were killed by Hezbollah fire.

“It’s not certain that Hezbollah understood the full potential for casualties in this incident,” he said. “If it had, the response would have been different … and today on the radio we’d be talking about the third war with Hezbollah.”

Halevi said Israel was still clearly the strongest player in the region.
“Maybe because of the Holocaust we still carry this feeling of persecution … but in the region we are perceived as very, very strong, as aggressive and unpredictable and very powerful,” he said. “It’s very important to preserve this asset.”