Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday, June 23, that Israel’s “intense fighting” in Gaza will wind down, and that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) could soon shift its focus to Hezbollah in Lebanon. Netanyahu said though the war is far from over, he is willing and ready to consider deals to get more hostages home, adding that he’s still pushing forward with his goal of eliminating Hamas.
The prime minister reiterated Israel will not leave Gaza until all hostages are returned, but it is also trying to minimize tensions with Hezbollah at the Lebanon border.
Hezbollah attacked Israel from Lebanon shortly after the Oct. 7 Hamas terror attack, and firefights between the IDF and Hezbollah at the Israel-Lebanon border have escalated in recent weeks, raising the prospects for war.
Hezbollah, a terror group backed by Iran, is suspected of storing a massive collection of Iranian ballistic missiles, rockets and highly toxic powder called RDX, along with other explosives.
According to a report by The Telegraph, airport workers at Beirut’s Rafic Al Hariri International Airport say large quantities of weapons arrive at the airport from Iran in “mysterious large boxes.” The whistleblowers insist the airport is hiding the largest cache of weapons for Hezbollah.
TVNL Comment: Netanyahu wants a full fledged war in the region, so he can stay in poiwer and not go to prison. This is goal, supported by his right wwing crazies. Stop him before we're all engulfed in hell.
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