Eizenkot discusses Bagger plan versus Hezbollah
Former Israeli Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot revealed that Israel had developed a comprehensive plan nearly ten years ago to target Hezbollah using 50 communication devices to identify the group's vulnerabilities and demonstrate its capabilities. The plan, prepared in coordination with Mossad, focused on activating it on the northern front. However, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not move to implement it in a timely manner despite pressure from military leaders and security officials. Eizenkot pointed out that Netanyahu was hesitant to carry out a military operation and explained that many discussions centered around the need for decisive action against Hezbollah. He noted that this indecision led to the postponement of military actions, which could have potentially harmed Israel's strategic interests. Eizenkot also emphasized that the operation was among Mossad’s most significant in recent years and could have left a lasting strategic impact if executed. He dismissed claims by Netanyahu and the opposition regarding the timing of the move, asserting that the plan was ready and Israel had been capable of carrying it out for years. However, the Prime Minister preferred diplomatic solutions and avoided a full-scale war at that time.
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