Hezbollah has no intention of seeing continue the cycle of violence with Israel. It is Israel who made the announcement, claiming to have received this message from the Lebanese Shiite movement through the UN soldiers in Lebanon.
The violence yesterday in the Golan region are considered the most serious since 2006. Hezbollah killed two Israeli soldiers mowed down by anti-tank missiles. And in the firefight that followed, a Spanish peacekeeper was killed:
The United Nations, the Spanish ambassador Roman Oyarzun Marchesi, confirmed the responsibility of the IDF: "It is clear that it happened because of the escalation of violence and that it came from the Israeli side."
The Hezbollah attack yesterday on the Israeli-Lebanese border was to avenge the death of six of its members, attributed to Israel. How far will continue retaliation? Neither Israel nor Hezbollah have an interest in climbing.
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