A senior source told Channel 12 News correspondent Almog Boker that the State of Israel is now aiding the Hezbollah terror organization in its efforts to regroup and recover its power - due to the lack of strikes in Beirut over the course of the past five days. "The success of the past few weeks is due to the fact that we did not allow them to raise their heads," the source added, referring to the IAF's recent incessant attacks in Lebanon. He stressed, "We have many more targets - this cessation harms us, and allows Hezbollah to rear its head. Look at the past 48 hours." Related articles: IDF operated in Syria to prevent Turkish takeover Syrian Foreign Min. on Israeli strikes: 'Unjustified escalation' Eliminated Hezbollah terrorist was assisting Hamas IAF strikes Hezbollah terrorist in Beirut Kan 11 News reported on Monday evening that the instruction was delivered in writing on Friday morning, after the unusual strike in western Beirut, in which dozens of people were killed and injured. The report also said that the ministers of the Security Cabinet were excluded from the decision to avoid attacks in Beirut. Cabinet sources said that the decision was not brought up for approval in recent discussions, and they heard about it for the first time in the media. The sources stated that if the attacks in Beirut are not renewed, the ministers will demand answers from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the defense establishment at the upcoming Cabinet meeting. Earlier on Monday, Netanyahu commented on the reports about the directive not to attack in Beirut and said: "We will continue to hit Hezbollah without mercy in all parts of Lebanon - also in Beirut."
