Hezbollah and the 3 main options in confronting the Zionists after the end of the 60-day ceasefire

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): In recent weeks, and especially after the fragile ceasefire that was established between Lebanon and the Zionist regime, and this regime continues to constantly violate the ceasefire agreement, many in the region and the world are busy analyzing and interpreting the realities that occurred on the northern front of occupied Palestine, as well as the situation of Lebanon and Hezbollah.

Media maneuvers of the enemies of the resistance against Hezbollah
We see these analyses especially in the media hostile to the resistance; where some analysts in these media say; Hezbollah has retreated after the losses it suffered in terms of the loss of its commanders and leaders, headed by the martyr Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.
Some of these analysts went so far as to say that Hezbollah will no longer exist and will witness a great decline in the coming period, especially after the rapid developments in Syria and the withdrawal of "Suleiman Franjieh", Hezbollah's candidate for president, and the victory of "Joseph Aoun", who enjoys the support of the United States and Saudi Arabia.
However, in the face of all these analyses and claims, Hezbollah has preferred to remain silent at this stage so that others can say whatever they want. Perhaps superficial people and analysts who do not have a professional record in the media and analysis, at a glance, say that this trend that Hezbollah has taken is due to its defeat and retreat, but the reality behind the scenes is something else, and as sources familiar with the resistance atmosphere in Lebanon report, Hezbollah has started working at different levels and with unprecedented speed. Hezbollah officials have first begun to assess the extent of the damage caused to Lebanon as a result of the devastating war of the Zionist regime and have sought to compensate for the damage.
At the level of Hezbollah’s internal structure, this movement has filled all the vacancies of its leaders and commanders at the political, military, security, media and social levels and is trying to open a way to return to its right path.
In less than two weeks, Hezbollah in particular and the people of Lebanon and the entire region in general will face an important event; Because the 60-day ceasefire with the Zionist regime is ending and steps must be taken to fully withdraw the Israeli army from the villages and cities of southern Lebanon. The Lebanese government and the countries that guarantee the ceasefire agreement also have an important mission to implement this agreement and achieve peace and stability.
Scenarios after the 60-day ceasefire between Lebanon and the Zionist regime
However, anyone who has followed all the statements and information leaked from the Zionist and American sides over the past two weeks will realize that the next stage will witness surprises that neither Lebanon nor the countries of the region want.
After the 60-day deadline stipulated in the ceasefire agreement between Lebanon and the Zionist regime ends, any violation of the clauses of this agreement by Israel means opening the door to reactions with terrible consequences, and this issue has prompted the French and Americans to take steps before the end of this deadline to prevent the situation from getting out of control. Because if the fire of war between Lebanon and the Zionist regime is ignited this time, it will have serious consequences for the entire region and the interests of America and the West here.
Some Lebanese circles believe that, given the existing evidence and the long history that the Zionist regime has of violating any agreement and has not adhered to any of the provisions of the ceasefire during this period, the regime is likely to renege on its commitments; especially since the Zionist authorities will feel more confident with the arrival of US President-elect Donald Trump in the White House.

3 Hezbollah options to confront the Zionists
Therefore, if Israel seeks a new military plot after the 60-day deadline, Hezbollah will undoubtedly oblige itself to take measures to confront the Zionist aggression and occupation, as its representatives and officials have repeatedly emphasized.
According to analyses of Hezbollah's reaction to the continued aggression of the Zionist regime after the 60-day deadline, there are three main options facing the Lebanese resistance. If the Zionists do not withdraw from Lebanon and do not implement the provisions of the ceasefire, Hezbollah will resort to one of these three options:

Throwing the ball in the court of the Lebanese government and mediators
A group of regional countries, as well as pro-Western Lebanese parties and enemies of the resistance, led by the March 14 movement, led by people like Samir Geagea, head of the Lebanese Forces Party, and his allies, have long wanted the Lebanese government to be given a chance to run the country's affairs away from the weapons of the resistance, and in other words, Hezbollah in Lebanon to be disarmed. They also want the Lebanese army to be deployed throughout the south of the country and want no Hezbollah equipment or forces to remain in the south; this while knowing that the Lebanese army and government do not have enough power to confront Israel and that this regime only fears the powerful parties.
Although Hezbollah knows more than anyone else that the Lebanese government and army are weak, and that many foreign parties influence the decisions of the government of this country according to their interests; But it may, with the aim of leaving no room for any excuses, throw the ball in the court of the Lebanese government and army, as well as foreign mediators, after the 60-day deadline, so that these parties can demonstrate their intention and power to implement the ceasefire agreement and confront the aggression of the Zionist enemy.

Return to war only in the occupied areas of Lebanon
The option of returning to conflict with the Zionist enemy in the border areas of Lebanon and where the Zionist regime has occupied them has great legitimacy at the domestic and international levels, because any hesitation or delay by Israel in withdrawing from all Lebanese lands or imposing new political and field realities means withdrawing from the ceasefire agreement.
In this case, Hezbollah and other Lebanese resistance forces are no longer obliged to implement the ceasefire agreement and can withdraw at any time they deem appropriate; Whether they return to war the day after the ceasefire ends or at any other time, this option, if it happens, will probably only include areas from which the Zionists refuse to withdraw.
What strengthens the possibility of this option is what "Mahmoud Qamati", the deputy head of Hezbollah's political council, recently pointed out: Israel's failure to withdraw from Lebanon after the 60-day deadline stipulated in the ceasefire agreement has passed, means that Israeli forces in Lebanon are occupiers and Hezbollah will deal with them accordingly.

Return to all-out war
Since the far-right cabinet of the Zionist regime, in line with its expansionist and aggressive plans on the one hand and to serve the personal interests of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of this regime on the other, seeks to prolong the war in the region as long as possible, if Hezbollah resorts to the option of fighting in the occupied areas of Lebanon, there is a possibility of the war spreading.
If this happens, Hezbollah will be forced to engage in a large-scale battle like what happened in the previous stage, which means that the situation on the northern front to the center of occupied Palestine will become more chaotic than before. The Zionist settlers, who do not dare to return to the northern settlements of occupied Palestine even after the ceasefire, will be forced to flee once again, and even the residents of Haifa and Acre will be forced to go to areas such as Tel Aviv and its surroundings.

Hezbollah's surprises for the occupiers
The constant sound of sirens, the constant running to shelters, and the sound of explosions are a nightmare for all Zionists who did not have much experience with it before the Battle of Al-Aqsa Storm and do not want to return to this situation under any circumstances.
In any case, regardless of the option that Hezbollah resorts to, if the Zionist regime refuses to abide by the provisions of the ceasefire agreement or resorts to the option of returning to war or other dangerous options, there is a possibility of a large-scale confrontation, especially considering the continuation of the Gaza war and the failure of the ceasefire agreement so far.
However, the reality that will become clear if the war returns is that Israel has not won, contrary to the boasting and claims of its officials, and all the talk it makes day and night about the reduction of Hezbollah's military power and the disintegration of its structures are all lies.
Here, it is necessary to mention one of the speeches of the martyr Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah in recent years, in which he said in a warning to the Zionist occupiers: "Hezbollah has one hundred thousand trained fighters who are ready to fight in any situation." This means that more than 95 thousand Lebanese resistance fighters have not yet come to the battlefield and are waiting for orders.

In general, we must wait for the end of the 60-day ceasefire between Lebanon and the Zionist regime and the scenarios that follow it and the surprises that the resistance will have if the enemy's occupation and aggression continue.