In recent days, there has been an escalation in Hezbollah's use of explosive drones, which has worsened the situation and caused significant damage to the Israeli army.

The leaders of the Israeli army reassured the public and the fighters that it would be difficult to harm the forces because they would remain in a "security zone" and carry out "dynamic mobile defense." But the reality on the ground proves that the high command ignored the basic principles of guerrilla warfare and the bloody lessons of the past.

And here is the Israeli army bleeding again in the Lebanese quagmire, as was expected.

The leaders in the Israeli army ignored a possibility that was clear to anyone familiar with the arena: Hezbollah would exploit the stationary positions of the forces according to the old principle of guerrilla warfare. In addition, they would not be satisfied with only targeting the combat forces on the front line, but would actively seek out the administrative and logistical levels, those considered "soft" and more vulnerable, and would attack them even inside "Israeli territory."

While in "Israel" they were talking about an "anti-tank line" and "remote control," Hezbollah took advantage of the stalemate to introduce precise explosive drones into the arena.

The heavy price we are paying now is a direct result of underestimating the enemy’s capabilities and clinging to old patterns of operation, which have cost us dearly throughout the history of the "security zone."

If the Israeli army does not wake up, the list of names of the dead will continue to grow inside this trap, whose title is written in letters of fire.