The hill full of tunnels that could decide the war between Israel and Hezbollah (and provoke Iran's reaction)

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Israel believes the ridge represents one of the main logistical and military hubs of the Shiite movement in southern Lebanon.
50% : The ceasefire agreements and United Nations Resolution 1701 have long provided for the presence of the Lebanese army and the absence of non-state armed forces in the southern part of the country.
38% : Instead, Israel also wants the military infrastructure present around Ali al-Taher to be dismantled.
38% : If Israel managed to conquer the area and destroy the underground system, Hezbollah would lose one of the most important strategic nodes of its device in southern Lebanon.
35% : It is called Ali al-Taher, reaches ... A mountain ridge in southern Lebanon, about fifteen kilometers from the border with Israel, has become one of the most sensitive points of the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
33% : A mountain ridge in southern Lebanon, about fifteen kilometers from the border with Israel, has become one of the most sensitive points of the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.

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