Israel trying everything to improve morale

Colonel Hesham Jaber, Head of the Middle East Reaserch Center in Damascus said on Sunday that since Zionists were defeated in 2006 Lebanon war, the regime tried everything to improve the morale of its nation and army.

In an interview with Al-Arabia TV network, Jaber said the Zionist regime was not reliable, addeding "They usually begin war unexpectedly. We have got used to the regime's moves."

"The Zionist regime suffered a heavy defeat in 33-day war so it was expected to show any possible reaction," he said.

About the time and quality of the next Zionist war, Colonel Jaber said "There are different scenarios in this regard but I believe that Israel will act differently from what it has done in July 2006 war."

"They would not start new war from southern parts of the Litani river because of the presence of the international forces," he added.

"Israeli attack is definite and near. It is probably delayed until the next summer," he predicted.