MK Mofid Marai fromt the "Blue-White" party referred to the incident that was recorded on Friday and received considerable resonance over the weekend on social media. According to him, Hezbollah's Nasrallah fears the Druze: 

"The situation in Lebanon is very explosive, and the economy is shaky. Nasrallah enters a situation he does not control."

Colonel (Res.) MK Mofid Marai, former commander of the Druze battalion, said today (Sunday) that the Druze's attempts in Lebanon to stop Hezbollah's firing at Israel was a very "dramatic event." 

The videos that were distributed show a great commotion during which Lebanese residents in the Druze city of Hatzbiya gather in protest around a vehicle loaded with Hezbollah rockets, and try to stop it. "Eventually, the Druze villages in southern Lebanon confiscated what was left of the missiles. They prevented the missiles or Katyushas from continuing to fire at the State of Israel," Marai said. "The question is what led Hassan Nasrallah to fire from there."

"Nasrallah wanted to shoot from the Druze villages on the assumption that the IDF would react harshly and hit the Druze, and this will ignite another front against Israel," Marai expands, saying that the second possibility is that the Hezbollah secretary general wanted to shoot from the villages on the assumption that the Druze in Israel will influence decision-makers. 

Marai added: "The situation in Lebanon is very explosive, and the economy is shaky. Nasrallah entered an area that he does not control, and in the end we saw what we saw, the Druze prevented the missile from being fired at Israel." 

"I assume that Hezbollah and Nasrallah himself are taking the Druze into account, and he is afraid of them, this is my personal analysis."