"It's child's play," National Security Council head Tzachi Hanegbi said Monday afternoon, referring to a Hezbollah tent still in Israeli territory.
In an interview with Kan B., he said that the tent exceeded 27 meters. The terrorist organization erected two tents in Israeli territory, but removed only one of them. However, amid various reports of a growing chance of a confrontation in northern Hanegbi, he added: "We are seeing a loosening of Hezbollah's restraint since 2006."
Disturbing: A network affiliated with Hezbollah documented a visit by the chief of staff to the Lebanese border // Photo: Israel Hayom in the News
Hanegbi, together with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other senior defense officials, participated yesterday in a discussion on the situation in the northern sector.
A statement issued by the Prime Minister's Office said that "the prime minister accepted the recommendations and courses of action proposed by the IDF and the defense establishment." Netanyahu was presented with Hezbollah's actions on the border in recent months, and even more so in recent weeks. This was against the backdrop of Nasrallah's statements that he was considering whether to act against Israel because of its internal situation.
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