As IDF tanks head north to confront the 50,000 strong army of Hezbollah, if World War III is coming, this boiling point border is where it could all begin.
When you grow up here, the blood in your veins is a different temperature — it boils all day long,' says Lior Shelef. 'People here love a good fight. It seems like human nature.'
The 48-year-old Israeli infantry veteran should know. He has seen more than half a dozen conflicts here in the small kibbutz of Snir that sits on Israel's scorching northern border with Lebanon.
Just a few hundred metres from his garden lies the mountainous frontier between the two countries which teems with thousands of Hezbollah terrorists. Armed and funded by Iran, they constitute the largest non-state army on the planet with some 50,000 foot soldiers, and a multitude of tanks and arms, plus hundreds of thousands of rockets and thousands of drones. FULL ARTICLE AT: https://mol.im/a/13644491 via https://dailym.ai/android
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