Due to the conflict between Israel and Hamas, the brutal killing of Palestinians, the genocide of young children, the elderly and women has aggravated the situation in the Middle East. It even raised the possibility of the involvement of Lebanon's influential Hezbollah movement in the conflict. True, so far the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah is limited to shelling the border areas. But there is no guarantee that the conflict will not lead to full-scale military action, such as the 34-day war in July 2006 that led to Israel's defeat. We bring to your attention the comments of Azon Global political analyst Abduvali Soyibnazarov in this regard.

The Israeli government has approved the call-up of an additional 50,000 reservists to prepare for a possible escalation on the front with Lebanon. The total number of troops in the active reserve has been increased from 300,000 to 350,000 in preparation for possible fighting with Lebanon in the north. The number of Israeli military forces on the border with Lebanon is increasing.

Against the background of Israel's statements about the readiness to start a large-scale war in Lebanon, the head of the Kuwaiti Foreign Ministry called on the citizens of the emirate to "leave the country as soon as possible due to the risk of an armed conflict between Israel and Hezbollah." The first ship to evacuate Kuwaitis arrived in Beirut. Several planes were mobilized for this purpose.

Since July 15, Israel has carried out 5,736 attacks on southern Lebanon, killing about 540 people. 1850 people were injured. Also, more than 1,800 hectares of land were burned, and about 28,000 families were moved to safer areas. There are also losses on the Israeli side. In particular, 43 settlements in the north of the country were evacuated, more than 1500 buildings, vehicles and infrastructure were damaged.

The detonation of pagers and walkie-talkies in Lebanon, which killed 34 people and injured nearly 3,500, revealed a major security problem within Hezbollah's ranks. The movement bought devices with explosives and small metal spheres from a company indirectly owned by MOSSAD.

The Israeli army continues to carry out airstrikes in various areas of Lebanon in the last 24 hours, as a result of which 94 people were killed and 168 people were injured. Lebanon's SSV reported that a total of 748 people were killed in the attacks.

The village of Qana in southern Lebanon was massacred by the Israeli army for the third time. As in 1996 and 2006, the Western press coldly accepts the death of dozens of civilians in this village. "This means that for the racist Western media, Zionist lives are precious, and Arabs are seen as subhuman beings to be covered only when death rates set new records," writes journalist and author Robert Inlakesh.

At least 25 Israeli soldiers have been wounded in clashes in southern Lebanon over the past 24 hours. There are also a number of victims, among them, as a result of the clash with Hezbollah, the reserve major of the Israeli army, the deputy commander of the 9308th battalion of the 228th "Alon" brigade, Aviram Harib, and 27-year-old Sa'ar Eliad Navarski, from the 7338th "Adirim" artillery regiment, died.

After Israel's night strikes on Beirut, the Ministry of Education decided to close all schools and universities in the Lebanese capital. Because of Israeli aggression, thousands of students became refugees, and schools were used as shelters.

Israel has tentatively approved a cease-fire agreement with Hezbollah in Lebanon. According to the 60-day truce, the Israeli military will leave southern Lebanon, and Hezbollah will move its heavy weapons north of the Litani River.