Israel-Hezbollah War Is Inevitable?

Production: Hubert Walas
Research & analysis: Hubert Walas
Video production: Łukasz Szypulski
Voiceover: Hubert Walas
Music: Michael Vignola - Mislead
Sound realisation: Dominik Kojder

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[GoodTimesBadTimes]

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[sdfafasfasdfasdf]

Wow. With the recent assassination (8 hours after this video!) things are getting heated in the region

[The_ZeroLine]

Rockets aren’t missiles. You shouldn’t conflate too. Unguided rockets are considered artillery.

[j.obrien]

"Psychologic game to see how much damage they can inflict on one another" sounds like marriage...

[GoodTimesBadTimes]

Correction: 1:34 The victims were not Israeli citizens, but the Syrian Druze community. However, many of them serve in the various Israeli sectors.
Update: Israel has eliminated Ismail Haniyeh, a Hamas leader, in Tehran. Earlier, it was also said to have eliminated one of Hezbollah's leaders, Fuad Shukr, although his death is not fully confirmed.

[allenhuff]

Imagine what all of these people could do if they focused on bettering their society rather than the historical tit for tat culture of permanent war.

[myusernameisonting]

1:25 Madjal Shams. Not occupied. Controlled, after Syrian regime used it to kill Israeli civilians before the 6-day war and then as platzdard to attack Israel during the 6-day war.
And even if it was "occupied" it can't be an excuse to kill childred. Children of native to the Golan hights Druze etnicity.

[TheSpiritof]

Hezbollah's 2nd in command is now sleeping with the fishes

[draggador]

A part of the cyprus island has been constantly controlled by the british military (they've two bases in total) since before the cyprus island's independence & division. Any warnings to the cyprus island against use of military force are most probably meant for those british forces.

[nesseihtgnay]

For the people that dont know history and only thought that the US is at dault for everything even though these problems existed way before the US, the complexities of the Middle East's political and social turmoil cannot be attributed solely to the actions of the United States. Historical factors, such as the long-standing sectarian divisions, the aftermath of colonialism, regional power struggles, and the actions of various local actors, play significant roles. The dissolution of the Ottoman Empire, the creation of arbitrary borders by colonial powers, and internal conflicts have all contributed to the instability. Moreover, regional powers, such as Iran and Saudi Arabia, have their own interests and have been deeply involved in shaping the geopolitical landscape. Thus, while U.S. policies have undoubtedly influenced the region, they are part of a broader and more intricate historical and geopolitical context.

[jeremyjohnson]

Hope everyone out there is having a good day! :)

[dosmastrify]

Oh man I'm sorry I'm late. I'm so glad Hubert is narrating this one

[denniskrust]

Netanyahu doesn't care how much harm he causes to stay in power and out of prison.

[aimanmarzuqi]

I don't give a shit about Hezbollah or Israel or anyone who is cheering either side. All I care about is how this entire thing is an unending human tragedy.

[FreePalestine]

Calling Syrian Israelis is like calling French German during ww2

[ThePotentialFailure]

Hezbollah initially bragged about the attack and only disclaimed it when it was apparent so many kids

[Yutani_Crayven]

It's unavoidable because Netanyahu will do anything to prolong the war in order to maintain his grasp on power.

[jajajejehjune]

I was talking few months ago with israeli special forces operator. He is convinced that war with Liban will definitely happen.

[aame]

1:33 Majdal Shams' residents don't all identify as Israeli, in fact a large majority identify as Syrian, and they reject Israel

[gabrielmadercoutinho]

Congrats on an outstanding video. Thanks for all the minutiously explained info. Buckle up, everyone