Hi,
I wrote to you about Lobby 1701 that sends a daily summery of Hezbollah attack along Israel-Lebanon border, and decided to put the info on graphs to understand do we really feel things get worse, or we just have specific picks of fighting.
First of all some comment on the graphs.
First, no iconography summery was sent out during the last days (March). It might be they do not have much time on the last day.
Second, there is no summery for every day. during weekends the Friday and Sabbath numbers are joined together. In those cases I split the numbers even between the days. those days are marked with asterisk.
For other days there is no summery. for those days I have used the month summery to figure our what is the average value. Those days (as well as the weekend days I have marked above) are marked with an asterisk.
Looking on the graphs below, you can see we are in what the generals love to call a Low-intensity conflict. It is not a war, just fighting days (although the citizens evacuated from their homes in the empty settlements along the Lebanon border, will probably say otherwise).
We are on the edge of the cliff here, on a slippery slope. One shell shot by IDF on an house in Lebanon, and Hezbollah will launch an attack on Israel. It might be only missiles, but it will be more than Israel can absorb. One Hezbollah anti-tank missile that will cause a will multi-casualties event in Israel, especially civilians, will launch an attack on Lebanon.
Take Care
Gad
An iconography of Lobby 1701, summarizing Hezbollah attacks along Israel-Lebanon border during February.
The situation in the North – summary
The situation in the North – high-trajectory bombings
The situation in the North – Penetrations attempts (UAV\Terrorists)
The situation in the North – Anti-tank missiles
The situation in the North – Injuries (civilians and soldiers)
The situation in the North – Killed (civilians and soldiers)