Analysts suggest Hezbollah will act only under extreme circumstances or if Iran faces existential regional threats.
Analysts suggest Hezbollah will act only under extreme circumstances or if Iran faces existential regional threats.
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Beirut, Lebanon – The Lebanese group Hezbollah has launched only one attack in the 14 months since a ceasefire with Israel began – despite more than 11,000 Israeli violations.
The Israeli attacks continue to devastate parts of southern Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley and are keeping approximately 64,000 Lebanese displaced.
Ongoing fighting means issue of Hezbollah's disarmament likely to remain on hold, military experts and analysts say.
Analysts say Israel is not upholding its end of the ceasefire and looking for reasons to strike a depleted Hezbollah.
The Lebanese group is depleted after fighting Israel last year, but may intervene if the Israel-Iran conflict continues.
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