Could Israel Resume Bombing Beirut and Dahieh?

Summary

In r/Lebanon, this announcement examines fears that Israel could resume bombing Beirut and Dahieh after Hezbollah rocket barrages hit Israeli towns and villages. It outlines concerns about an expanded ground invasion in southern Lebanon and reflects on the repeated pattern of escalation affecting the community.

Only a matter of time now before Israel resumes bombing Dahieh/Beirut

The general understanding was that as long as their towns and cities weren't hit, they would stop bombing Beirut/Dahieh.

They're "allowed" to attack Israeli soldiers in Lebanon.

But now, with Hezbollah launching barrages of rockets on Israeli towns and villages "unexpectedly" and Bibi getting political backlash in Israel for it, they'll respond as we expect:

  1. Bomb Dahieh
  2. Double down on their land invasion throughout the south to "stop the rockets"

Not a matter of what's right or wrong, but that's the same pattern/story every time.
Post Author: /u/Michel-Hayek
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