Israel Can’t Fight All Fronts at Same Time

By: Ali Hashem   Source: Break Through News Dec 2, 2023 No Comments


What is the “resistance axis” and why does it matter in Israel’s genocide on Gaza? What is it like on the ground in Lebanon’s south where Hezbollah has been fiercely confronting the Israeli army in support of Gaza? What are the red lines for Iran and for Hezbollah?

Does Yemen pose a threat and are they all coordinating or acting independently? And what would a regional war look like for the Americans and Israelis?

To answer these questions and more, Rania Khalek was joined by Al Jazeera English correspondent and columnist Ali Hashem.

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