Growing criticism is emerging inside Israel over the ongoing Lebanon campaign as former military officials question the strategic value of keeping troops deployed across the border. Israeli reserve Col. Ronen Cohen warned that soldiers are becoming "sitting ducks" while Hezbollah continues to pose a missile and drone threat. His comments come amid reports of mounting casualties, destroyed military vehicles, and intensified fighting along the Lebanon-Israel frontier. As debate over the war's objectives grows, concerns are rising over the human cost, battlefield risks, and the future direction of Israel's military strategy in Lebanon.

The Cost of Israeli Deployment in Lebanon Rises While Its Rationale Fades: More IDF Soldiers Are Being Killed in the Line of Duty, and a Cease-fire Does Little to Stop It.…

Israel’s Lebanon war has entered a dangerous new phase as the IDF intensifies operations against Hezbollah’s underground tunnel network near Tebnit. Reports suggest dozens of…

Growing criticism is emerging inside Israel over the ongoing Lebanon campaign as former military officials question the strategic value of keeping troops deployed across the…