Hezbollah and Israel: A Timeline of Conflict provides a comprehensive overview of the evolving and intense relationship between Hezbollah and Israel, emphasizing key moments in their ongoing conflict.
Origins and Early Conflict (1980s-1990s):
- 1982: Hezbollah emerges in Lebanon following the Israeli invasion aimed at expelling the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) from Lebanon.
- 1985: Hezbollah announces its manifesto, calling for the removal of Israeli forces from Lebanon and the establishment of an Islamic state.
Intensification and Major Confrontations (2000s):
- 2000: Israel withdraws from southern Lebanon after a prolonged occupation, which Hezbollah views as a victory.
- 2006: The 34-day Lebanon War erupts following Hezbollah’s capture of two Israeli soldiers, leading to widespread destruction and casualties.
Recent Developments (2010s-2020s):
- 2010s: The Syrian Civil War impacts Hezbollah, with the group backing the Assad regime and increasing its military involvement.
- 2020s: Rising tensions and periodic clashes continue, as Hezbollah and Israel engage in sporadic exchanges of fire and maintain a tense standoff.
Current Status: The conflict remains dynamic with shifting alliances and ongoing military and diplomatic maneuvers. Hezbollah and Israel: A Timeline of Conflict is an essential resource for understanding the complexities and historical context of this volatile relationship.
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