Hezbollah and the Israeli-Lebanese Conflict

What is the main similarity between the current conflict and the past conflicts in South Lebanon?

• Both involve the same military strategies.

• Both involve the same political leaders.

• Both involve the same international allies.

• Both involve the same geographical region.

What was the primary goal of Israel's invasion of Lebanon in 1982?

• To establish a new government in Lebanon.

• To form an alliance with Hezbollah.

• To gain control over Lebanese oil reserves.

• To displace the Palestine Liberation Organization.

How did Hezbollah initially gain strength in Lebanon?

• By forming alliances with Western countries.

• By receiving training from the Iranian Islamic Revolution Guards Corps.

• By taking over the Lebanese government.

• By controlling the Lebanese economy.

What was Hezbollah's strategy in the security zone?

• To form a coalition with other Lebanese groups.

• To wear down Israeli forces through guerilla tactics.

• To launch large-scale invasions.

• To negotiate peace with Israel.

What was the outcome of Hezbollah's guerilla tactics in the security zone?

• It increased Hezbollah's popularity in Lebanon.

• It led to a peace treaty with Israel.

• It caused Hezbollah to lose support.

• It resulted in Hezbollah's disbandment.

Why was Hezbollah allowed to remain armed after the Taif Accords?

• Because it was seen as a resistance force against Israel.

• Because it had no significant military power.

• Because it agreed to disarm in the future.

• Because it was part of the Lebanese government.

What was the main goal of Israel's Operation Accountability?

• To negotiate a peace treaty with Hezbollah.

• To establish a new government in Lebanon.

• To eliminate Hezbollah's political influence.

• To teach Hezbollah a lesson about Israel's firepower.

What was a significant consequence of the Israeli operations in 1993 and 1996?

• They increased international support for Israel.

• They resulted in a peace treaty.

• They failed to significantly weaken Hezbollah.

• They led to Hezbollah's disbandment.

What was a major propaganda victory for Hezbollah during the Israeli withdrawal?

• Planting flags on captured positions.

• Winning a seat in the United Nations.

• Capturing Israeli soldiers.

• Forming an alliance with Syria.

What were Hezbollah's objectives after the Israeli withdrawal from South Lebanon?

• To disarm and become a political party.

• To form an alliance with Israel.

• To free prisoners and reclaim disputed territories.

• To establish a new Lebanese government.