Hezbollah and the Shifting Dynamics of Middle Eastern Conflicts

This chapter examines the intricate history of Southern Lebanon, focusing on Hezbollah's military strength and its relationships with Iran and Syria. It highlights the precarious balance of power in the region, the implications of Nasrallah's death, and changing U.S. foreign policy towards Iran amidst domestic and geopolitical challenges. Additionally, it explores the economic risks faced by Israel and the diverging strategies within Israeli politics regarding military escalation and diplomatic efforts.