Yoav Limor, a reporter for the Hebrew newspaper "Israel Hayom", stated that Hezbollah is trying hard to strengthen its capabilities, and acknowledged that Sheikh Naim Qassem, the new Secretary General of the movement, is much more powerful than expected and has proven his ability to maintain the chain of command and make decisions in critical situations.
Publish dateSaturday 5 September 2026 - 09:22
Story Code : 364646
Yoav Limor emphasized that Hezbollah is seriously seeking to strengthen its military and organizational capabilities and is likely to take action if it feels an existential threat.
Recognition of the leadership power of Sheikh Naim Qassem
The Zionist reporter acknowledged that Sheikh Naim Qassem, who took over the leadership of Hezbollah after the martyrdom of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, has appeared much more powerful than Zionist analysts expected. He emphasized that Naim Qassem managed to maintain the chain of command and make effective decisions in critical situations.
Limor had previously written in his analysis that the prevailing perception in Tehran and Beirut is that Iran, despite enduring military attacks, has emerged from this confrontation stronger from a strategic perspective.
Hezbollah’s Efforts to Strengthen Capabilities
According to additional reports, Hezbollah is changing its approach towards guerrilla and scattered tactics and is rebuilding its capabilities after the conflict with Israel. Iran also continues to find new ways to provide Hezbollah with military equipment.
However, the Zionists’ admission of Hezbollah’s capabilities and Sheikh Naim’s effective leadership comes at a time when the occupation regime’s aggressive actions and ceasefire violations in Lebanon continue, and artillery and air strikes on southern Lebanese towns have continued.
According to experts, a Zionist journalist’s admission of Sheikh Naim Qassem’s power beyond his expectations indicates a change in the equations on the resistance front.
Studies show that despite the assassination of Hezbollah’s senior commanders, the movement has been able to rebuild its structure and continue on the path of resistance with a new leadership.
Observers say that the repeated admissions by Zionist analysts to Hezbollah’s increasing capabilities and the deterrent effect of Iran indicate the failure of the Zionist regime’s military strategy to weaken the axis of resistance. According to experts, Israel’s continued violation of the ceasefire while simultaneously acknowledging Hezbollah’s power indicates strategic confusion at the decision-making levels of this regime.
Recognition of the leadership power of Sheikh Naim Qassem
The Zionist reporter acknowledged that Sheikh Naim Qassem, who took over the leadership of Hezbollah after the martyrdom of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, has appeared much more powerful than Zionist analysts expected. He emphasized that Naim Qassem managed to maintain the chain of command and make effective decisions in critical situations.
Limor had previously written in his analysis that the prevailing perception in Tehran and Beirut is that Iran, despite enduring military attacks, has emerged from this confrontation stronger from a strategic perspective.
Hezbollah’s Efforts to Strengthen Capabilities
According to additional reports, Hezbollah is changing its approach towards guerrilla and scattered tactics and is rebuilding its capabilities after the conflict with Israel. Iran also continues to find new ways to provide Hezbollah with military equipment.
However, the Zionists’ admission of Hezbollah’s capabilities and Sheikh Naim’s effective leadership comes at a time when the occupation regime’s aggressive actions and ceasefire violations in Lebanon continue, and artillery and air strikes on southern Lebanese towns have continued.
According to experts, a Zionist journalist’s admission of Sheikh Naim Qassem’s power beyond his expectations indicates a change in the equations on the resistance front.
Studies show that despite the assassination of Hezbollah’s senior commanders, the movement has been able to rebuild its structure and continue on the path of resistance with a new leadership.
Observers say that the repeated admissions by Zionist analysts to Hezbollah’s increasing capabilities and the deterrent effect of Iran indicate the failure of the Zionist regime’s military strategy to weaken the axis of resistance. According to experts, Israel’s continued violation of the ceasefire while simultaneously acknowledging Hezbollah’s power indicates strategic confusion at the decision-making levels of this regime.
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