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ISRAELI COLLAPSE SEEN ON THE HORIZON
Written by Hikaru Kitabayashi
Hezbollah, Yemen, the Resistance movements in Iraq and Syria, the West Bank enclaves, and Gaza all significantly increased the scope of their military effort against the Zionist political entity in May. Successes abound. And, in Gaza, due to shortages of men and missiles, daily Zionist military losses are in line to soon exceed Palestinian losses.
In the West Bank, in spite of its quisling Palestinian Authority government, we see ever greater local ability in countering armed Zionist settler groups, the Zionist military, and the forces of the Palestinian authority. Considering the all but impossible odds, the local resistance groups are achieving miracles. This war, though always overlooked, is being impressively fought.
The Iraqi and Syrian resistance movements operate where people despise Americans and where a highly porous border with Iran is close at hand. Supply is no problem. Weapon management skills have improved exponentially, allowing them to target Zionist positions in Haifa, Tel Aviv, Eilat, and elsewhere.
The armed forces of Yemen, with Iranian help, have improved their weapons production capabilities and increased the range and frequency of their missile strikes from the Indian Ocean to the the Mediterranean. Two recent strikes on the Eisenhower, an American aircraft carrier, resulted in it being ordered to leave the Red Sea.
According to Zionist news media, In May, Hezbollah escalated attacks by 30%. It also came up with a new method of attack, causing forest fires that burned down Zionist-controlled territory in the north. It was possible because, after ethnic cleansing, the Zionists carpeted these lands with forests of non-native tree species that easily catch fire under West Asian climatic conditions. While the Zionist military retaliated far less successfully by trying to burn down native tree populated forests in Lebanon, large areas of the Zionist-controlled north, over the last week, became covered with ash.
Incidentally, the Biblical Armageddon is located in the same general area as the fires. Also, it may not be purely accidental that the Iranians were commemorating the anniversary of the death of their first supreme leader, the Ayatollah Khomeini, at the time the fires occurred.
A majority in the Zionist political entity are now demanding a war in Hezbollah-controlled Southern Lebanon, resulting in 50,000 more reservists being called up. This coincided with the Zionist armed forces command informing its government that a Lebanese operation, if carried out, must be done soon, but not at the same time as Gaza.
Signs are now pointing to a compromise. Gaza operations will probably continue at a lower level, while an effort will be made to confront Hezbollah and punish Lebanon. If the Eisenhower will, on leaving the Red Sea, head toward the shores of Lebanon, then the timing of the invasion will begin sometime after the ship's arrival.
Whether the above scenario plays out or not, Arab Axis of Resistance rhetoric has changed. The talk is now everywhere of a victory and what is to be done the "day after" the Zionist political entity collapses. The confidence can be dated to the immediate aftermath of the assassination of President Raisi of Iran, when Iran called a post-funeral summit of all the Resistance leaders resulting in a more co-ordinated military strategy.
Whether the optimism of the "Axis of Resistance" is justified will soon be seen. How soon, though, will depend on the Zionist political entity, itself. If Lebanon is invaded in June, it will come sooner. If Lebanon is not invaded, it may take a few months more. In either case, Armageddon is geographically close enough to be a battlefield possibility and the "day after" a battlefield result.
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Written by Hikaru Kitabayashi
