Friday, April 17, 2026

How the Two Wars Affect Each Other's Leaders, Trump and Netanyahu

 Nadene Goldfoot                                            

   September 19, 2025,  Hezbollah supporters listen to Naim Qassem, born in 1953, 73 years old

Naim Qassem is a Lebanese Shia cleric and politician who became Hezbollah’s secretary-general on 29 October 2024, the fourth person to hold the position. He participated in the founding of Hezbollah in 1982, and previously served as the first deputy secretary-general from 1991 to 2024.

He offered the listeners Financial and Rebuilding Support: Qassem promised that the group would fund the reconstruction of homes, promising to build them "more beautifully than they were".

  • Continued Resistance: He has consistently pledged that the group will not lay down its weapons or surrender, despite pressure from the U.S. and Israel, emphasizing that the "resistance" will continue to fight.

There have been two major wars going on at the same time. One is Trump's war in the Strait of Hormuz  with Iran's present Ayatollah government.  The other is the one involving Lebanon and Israel with Hezbollah terrorists turned militaristic.   They are affecting each other.

Trump's war opponent says that they will keep on fighting as long as  Lebanon  keeps on fighting.  They will stop only if Lebanon's war has a cease fire.                    

So if Netanyahu sees fit to return gunfire against Hezbollah, the war in Hormus will commence. Israel will be blamed.  What a way for Iran to blackmail Israel !  

Netanyahu: Long ‘road to peace’ begins, as Trump says Israel ‘PROHIBITED’ from bombing Lebanon.

10-day ceasefire largely appears to hold even as Lebanese media report Israeli strike on motorcycle; Hezbollah says its ‘finger on the trigger’; wartime restrictions lifted on public.

  • Context of Truce Violations: Despite the ceasefire aiming to end six weeks of fighting, Israel has maintained the right to target Hezbollah for "planned, imminent, or ongoing attacks" and has continued to operate in a 10-kilometer security zone along the border.


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