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The Hezbollah threat: Weakened, but not gone – opinion
Israel has reduced Hezbollah’s fighting capabilities to such an extent that many don’t understand why it would agree to stop when the terror group has been reduced to a pile of rubble.
IDF SOLDIERS and tanks positioned near a road close to the Israel-Lebanon border last week, after the ceasefire was declared. Assessing whether this is a good outcome for Israel is complicated; it cannot be viewed as a permanent arrangement, rather, as a tactical pause, the writer maintains.
(photo credit:
STOYAN NENOV/REUTERS
)
By
ZINA RAKHAMILOVA
DECEMBER 4, 2024 03:01
Updated:
DECEMBER 4, 2024 05:15
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