How many years of Hezbollah-Israel enmity, how many times they face each other
Since the Gaza Strip started in October last year, the tension between Lebanon's armed group Hezbollah and Hamas has been going on since the attacks have been going on. On Friday, a massive airstrike in the southern part of Dahith area of Beirut, Ali Karaki, commander of the southern front of Hezbollah, and some other commanders were also killed.
After that, Israel launched a ground operation in Lebanon from Tuesday, the conflict between Hezbollah and Israel is a new thing.
Lebanon attack in 1982
The operation was launched in Lebanon in 1982. The operation was launched in response to the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) attack on Israel from the southern part of Lebanon, and has been in Lebanon for seven years since then.
Israel would be friendly with those who were friendly with them, hope that the power of Lebanon came to the power of Lebanon, and Israel was occupying the southern part of Beirut, which was the main base of the PLO in the western part of Beirut. Isratali forces blocked the area.
After a MoU, the PLO moved to Tunisian, but Israel's army was from Lebanon. They continued to support the local organizations in the civil war and also played a role in the killing of Sabra and Shatila.
The Lebanese right-wing militia group killed 3,000 to 3,000 Palestinian refugees and civilians in two days in two days in the cooperation of the Israeli army.
The Lebanese organization was formed to prevent the attacks of the Israeli forces, one of which was the Shita Muslim organization.
The idea of the formation of Hezbollah came to the plan of Iran-backed Muslim leaders. The organization called Hezbollah was raised in the aim of describing Israel from Lebanon to Israel, which has quickly become a significant force in Lebanon, with the support of the youth and local residents of Beirut, the southern part of Beirut.
1983 attack
From 1982 to 1986, there were several attacks by foreign troops in Lebanon. Several groups have admitted to the attacks, but many attacks have been held for Hezbollah.
On October 23, 1983, several barracks in Beirut were bombed and more than three hundred French and US peacekeepers were killed.
The Islamic Jihad group admits the attack, many believe that the Islamic Jihad group is a part of Hezbollah.
The rise of Hezbollah in 1985
In 1985, Hezbollah's power to swatch was so strong that they united with the allied groups to force the Israeli army to move away from the Lebanese riverside.
Israel declared the security zone on the Lebanon-Isratel border as a security zone. It is known as the South Lebanon Army (SLA) that the security zone is the right to the South Lebanon Army (SLA). It has been known as the 2000 Israli troops in southern Lebanon until the withdrawal of Israeli troops has been supported.
1992 politics
After the end of the Lebanese Civil War (1975-1992) in 1992, Hezbollah entered the parliamentary politics and won eight seats in the 128-seat parliament.
The number of seats in Hezbollah was then in the position of the 62 seats in the parliament, which are now held by Hezbollah and their allies.
Hezbollah has a variety of social programs in areas that are strong in their own positions, which have also influenced their influence.
7 days of war in 1993
The operation was launched after the Israeli attack in Lebanon in Lebanon in Lebanon and a refugee camp and village in Lebanon, after the operation was launched in the northern part of Israel.
118 Lebanese civilians were killed in that conflict. More than 500 people were injured and thousands of buildings were destroyed during the conflict.
Aggression in April 1996
Three years later, on April 11, 1996, Israel resumed attacks in Lebanon on April 11, 1996. The operation lasted for 17 days. The purpose of the campaign was to drive Hezbollah across the river Litani, and Israel wanted to take Hezbollah to such a distant position to prevent Hezbollah and Israeli targets.
The Israeli operation was named by Lebanese by Lebanon, and Israel called it ‘Operation Grapes of Rath’, named after the 1939 novel The Grapes of Rath.
Both military and civilian forces have suffered significant damage and Lebanon's infrastructure has been severely damaged.
On April 18, Israel opened fire on the UN premises near Kana village in southern Lebanon, and 800 displaced civilians took shelter there.
At least 106 civilians including 37 children were killed in the attack. The 116 people who were injured were also seriously injured and were also engaged in the interim peacekeeping forces of the United Nations.
July 2006 war
In 2006, three Israeli soldiers were killed in the Hezbollah operation in Israeli territory, and two Israeli soldiers were detained by Hezbollah.
Later in the same month, the war was held for 34 days. Lebanon died 1,200 people and 4,400 people were injured, most of them being civilians, and Israeli people were killed 158. Most of them were military.
Updated 2009 Manifesto
Hezbollah continues on the policy of opposition to Israel and support for Iran, in 2009, Hezbollah updated its manifesto in 2009. They promised to unite themselves in a democratic government, where the communal interest would be reflected in the open letter of 1985.
In the 2009 manifesto, Hezbollah strongly highlighted their anti-Israel resistance, which saw how Hezbollah is becoming all the Lebanese levels.
2012 Syrian Civil War
Hezbollah supported the country's government in the 2012 civil war, which they were in the civil war, which was not taken well by many Arab supporters, even one of the founders of the organization, Suvi Al Tufatli, condemned the move.
However, supporters of Hezbollah claimed that the move has contributed to preventing the invasion of armed groups, especially IS, in Lebanon, and also the action that has gained a variety of experiences in the battlefield.
2023 to 2024-Gaza
In October 2023, Hezbollah launched a rocket attack against Israel in support of the people of Gaza.
On October 7 last year, Hamas attacked the Israeli attacks which killed 1,139 people, and captured hundreds of people, and went to Gaza's Net Net.
In response to this, Israel started attacking the Gaza Strip from that day.
Lebanon and Syrian attacks were carried out by Israel, which killed a few senior leaders of Hezbollah and Hamas.
On April 1, 2024, the Iranian consular building was attacked in Damascus, which was sweeping Israel. Two weeks later, when Iran began to respond to Israel, Hezbollah had a massive backlash.
On July 28, the 12th Syriat attack on a football field in the occupied Golan Heights. The tension between Israel and Hezbollah is again based on this incident.
Immediately after the death of Futad Shokar, Hamas political leader Ismail Honey was also killed, and tensions were created in the region over the two murders.
Hezbollah launched a rocket attack in late August as a revenge for the murder of Futad Shokar.
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