Zionists' fear of Hezbollah's drone nightmare / Maariv: Netanyahu is a lame duck

Pars Today – A Zionist media outlet, referring to the Zionists' terror of Hezbollah's drones, has described it as a growing nightmare and witten that Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of this regime, looks like a tired and weak lame duck.

According to Pars Today, citing IRNA, the Zionist newspaper Maariv wrote that Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of the Zionist regime, is losing the north of occupied Palestine.

The newspaper, stating that "Netanyahu looks like a lame duck, weak and tired," added: The nightmare coming from Lebanon is expanding, and it is quite possible that drones will appear in the West Bank, Gaza, and any other place.

This Zionist media outlet also wrote: The Israeli army, in terror, has spread hundreds of thousands of meters of nets, and soldiers in Lebanon are trying to escape the clutches of drones.

In this regard, Zionist regime media reported the death of a female soldier of this regime's army and the wounding of two other soldiers following the explosion of a Hezbollah suicide drone in the north of occupied Palestine.

On the other hand, Zionist media report a noticeable change in the pattern of Hezbollah's operations; according to them, a change that has gone beyond sporadic attacks and has now become an organized and targeted pattern—an issue that, by Zionist circles' own admission, has altered the field equations on the Lebanese front.

Mounir Shehadeh, a Lebanese analyst, previously assessed the complexities and various dimensions of drone operations and Hezbollah's combat tactics against the Zionist regime's army and emphasized: Through this series of battles, the Resistance seeks to establish the equation that southern Lebanon is not merely a defensive front, but rather an arena of attrition warfare in which any Israeli advance can prove costly for them.