Hezbollah Evacuates in Fear of Israeli Retaliation
Hezbollah units in south and east Lebanon are running for their lives like the terrified rats they are. After the massacre of a dozen Druze children, in the Golan Heights, they fully expect Israel to come down on them with force. A “source close to the group” filled in western journalists on Sunday.
Hezbollah in hiding
Hezbollah forces started going into hiding even before Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant vowed to “hit the enemy hard.” An airstrike or similar show of force in retaliation is expected after “rocket fire from Lebanon killed 12 minors in Majdal Shams.” It’s clear to everyone that “the war in Gaza will spread.”
There’s a chance it could go global. The Druze are actually Syrian in nationality. Incompetence in the Biden regime has everyone nervous. That silly remark Kamala Harris made after her meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu could have been the sign the mercenaries in Lebanon were watching for.
Hezbollah is accused of firing an Iranian Falaq-1 missile at a soccer field. The “Iran-backed group” tried to deny responsibility. They claim they had “no connection” to the incident.
Apparently, they’re trying to blame the bloodbath on the American CIA, trying to start trouble in their name. They might be right. In any case, the goat humpers are bugging out.
“Hezbollah has evacuated some positions in the south and in the Bekaa valley that it thinks could be a target for Israel.”
The mercenaries hold down “a strong presence in east Lebanon’s Bekaa valley, which borders Syria, and in south Lebanon, where it has been launching near daily attacks on Israeli positions since October in support of ally Hamas.”
Beyond the border
So far, since hostilities began last October, “the cross-border exchanges of fire have largely been limited to the border area.” After the terror strike in Golan Heights on Saturday, “Israel has repeatedly struck deep inside Lebanon,” mostly during the night.
“Hezbollah is also deployed in Syria, where for years it has been fighting in support of President Bashar al-Assad in his country’s civil war.”
According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, “pro-Iran groups and Hezbollah affiliated fighters” are also packing up and moving away from positions “south of the capital and in the Damascus countryside.”
They also have some troops in the “Syrian-controlled Golan Heights.” They’re skipping out across the desert looking for nice deep caves to hide in, fearing “potential Israeli airstrikes.”
Israeli authorities generally play it close to the vest and “rarely comment on individual strikes in Syria, but have repeatedly said they will not allow arch-enemy Iran to expand its presence there.” Hezbollah knows it’s coming so they’re getting out of harms way as fast as they can.
It’s better to live to terrorize another day, the goat humpers declare. The last time Israel targeted Syria was April 1. That’s when they blasted “the Iranian consular building in Damascus.” Iran launched a “first-ever direct missile and drone attack against Israel on April 13-14, sending regional tensions skyrocketing.” They’re headed for orbit, now.
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