Tuesday media review; Second front almost certainly; This year we will spend nearly PLN 160 billion on defence

**Peter Jendroszczyk: Rzeczpospolita:“The second front of war is only a substance of time”**
“The Israeli army no longer has much to do in the Gaza Strip and is ready to decision to Lebanese Hezbollah. Prime Minister Netanjahu avoids the decision. The phase of intense fighting in Gaza is coming to an end. However, this does not mean that the war will be over soon," stated Prime Minister BeniaminNetanjahu on Sunday in an interview with the pro-government channel Channel 14. He besides said that the decline in fighting strength in Gaza allows troops to spread to the northern border of Israel, where the strength of rocket fire from the Shiite side of Hezbollah increases That's where the burden of war goes. Despite many raids into the Hezbollah positions, Israel is incapable to prevent rocket attacks and anti-tank missiles from entering the judaic state. There are days erstwhile even 200 missiles are heading for Israel. Not all of them manage to shoot down. According to experts, there may be over 100,000 Iranian missiles in Hezbollah magazine. This organization attacked Israel after the start of the war in the Gaza Strip, demonstrating its solidarity with Hamas of the Palestinian population. The fire of northern Israel forced authorities to evacuate from the border area over 100,000 inhabitants. They are held in foster homes, mostly in hotels in central regions of Israel. This represents a crucial financial burden on the state and causes social conflicts. The Israeli Army sees no another solution than to carry out a devastating air strike against Lebanon, but does not regulation out land invasion. The plan of the full operation has been locked up for days. _Netanjahu is not ready to take the political hazard of starting a war with Hezbollah. This organization has rockets that can endanger Jerusalem or Tel Aviv, let alone Haifa. And this would make a fresh wave of social discontent and could jeopardise the unity of the current government coalition. This is the hazard Netanyahu wants to avoid in fear of losing power, says “Rzeczpospolita” Szmuel Bar, an Israeli military analyst.”