But the cost at home for Iran’s proxy in Lebanon will be high
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Will Iran let them?
Iran’s most powerful proxy, though weakened, is still in the fight
But the group’s limited actions suggest that it does not want to be in a war that could finish it off
Demanding tolls or restricting traffic indefinitely would be self-defeating, argues Ali Amiri, an Iranian businessman
Rivalries in the Iranian leadership could stymie a truce
How far could each side escalate?
