Khaberni - Channel 12 Hebrew conveyed in its report estimates issued by the Israeli Army, stating that Hezbollah is capable of launching about 200 rockets daily for another 5 months.
According to the report, despite severe military pressure, the Israeli Army estimates that Hezbollah is running a sort of "weapons economy," enabling it to continue carrying out rocket attacks and drone operations at a high rate within Israel, expecting to maintain a launch rate of about 200 operations daily for more than another five months.
The Israeli estimates show that Hezbollah meticulously manages its stockpile of rockets and shells, and supposes the existence of hundreds of launch pads, most of them north of the Litani River, dispersed within homes and residential areas to complicate their detection and destruction from the air.
Conversely, the Israeli Army points out gaps in Hezbollah's structure, including a distance between the central command in Beirut and the armed groups in South Lebanon, a significant decline in morale, with a falloff in recruitment and attempts to avoid direct confrontation, according to the report.
According to its sources, Israel still refuses to link the course of the war in Lebanon to Iran and insists on continuing the campaign until the area south of the Litani becomes "completely demilitarized," whether through the Israeli Army or the Lebanese Army, with a confirmation that "real security" for the residents of Northern Israel will only be achieved with this formulation.
Israel also issued a direct warning to the current leadership of Hezbollah, as security sources told N12 channel that the Secretary General of Hezbollah, Naim Qasim, is targeted for assassination and that he is "within sight," and will exploit any operational opportunity to act against him, as part of an intensified strategy targeting Hezbollah's leadership and its growing capabilities north of the border, according to the Hebrew report.
