Iranian advisers in Beirut .. What did an Israeli report claim?

The Israeli newspaper “Yediot Aharonot” published a new report in which it said that “Hizbullah” in Lebanon regains its position after all the strikes he received during his last war with Israel last year.

The report translated by “Lebanon 24” said that “Hizbullah still proves its presence in all parts of Lebanon, as it is still a key player on the Lebanese scene, and he is keen to mention this, and he added:“ Wirelessly launched by Israel a year ago.
The report says that “Hizbullah is strengthening its control in southern Lebanon and regaining its capabilities,” noting that there are “about 100,000 people working within the ranks of Hizbullah, more than half of them in the ranks of the organization’s forces.”
“I look at the Lebanese town of Kafrkla, the trade. You can see with the naked eye how the population is raising a red flag over the houses, a symbol of revenge. The Israeli army attacks, and tries to penetrate the border checkpoints. Hizbullah elements are wandering with clothes A civilian in the border villages, and they enter the Israeli houses and the army is not attacked because there is a clear direction not to enter the homes where there are children.
In turn, Israeli expert Jacques Neria says that “Hezbollah is still receiving millions of dollars from Iran,” noting that “the party’s aid is not limited to transferring funds only, as the Iranian Quds Force, which was expedited from Syria with a change of regime, still records activity on Lebanese territory.”
The report claims that “a number of Iranian advisers are present at the Iranian embassy in Beirut,” and added: “The identities of all advisers are known, while their activities are monitored, yet Lebanon is keen not to deport them from its lands.”
Also, the report talked about that the Lebanese government’s weapons plan is progressing, noting that this happens amid the worsening of the economic crisis in Lebanon.
Also, the report claims that “it is difficult to believe that the Lebanese armed forces have the ability to reach arms and ammunition warehouses. Hezbollah.” As for the expert Jacques Neria, he says that “the collection of Hizbullah weapons in Lebanon may lead to a civil war,” noting that “Israel should not be an active party in the conflict between the Lebanese government and Hezbollah.”