Israel has a long way to go in order to defeat Hezbollah.
According to al-Mayadeen, the media of the Zionist regime announced that this regime is “very, very far” away from defeating the Lebanese Hezbollah even despite the assassination of Seyed Hassan Nasrallah, the Secretary General of the Lebanese Hezbollah.
In this regard, these media announced the attacks of the Islamic resistance of Lebanon on the occupied territories and reported that alarm bells had sounded in the Western Galilee region.
If the outbreak of a regional war is not necessarily in the cards, and Hezbollah’s latitude to escalate the war from Lebanon is limited by Iranian restrictions, many eyes will be turned to the domestic Lebanese scene to see what happens. Hezbollah is isolated at home, as many Lebanese have opposed the opening of a southern front against Israel, on top of their own communal reasons for resenting the party. This has given rise to a situation that may severely constrain Hezbollah’s margin of maneuver and complicate the ability of any new secretary general to impose himself as the party’s legitimate leader following the charismatic Nasrallah.