Israeli report sheds light on Lebanon and Iran
An Israeli report published by the "Jerusalem Post" highlights a decline in Hezbollah's capabilities in Lebanon, amid an increasing role for the Lebanese Army. The report explains that Iran is partially refraining from attacking Israel out of fear that the conflict could lead to the collapse of Hezbollah if tensions escalate. It notes that Lebanon is experiencing a historic period of change, with the Lebanese Army beginning to take steps to secure the borders as Hezbollah's influence wanes and its role evolves, relying gradually on support to carry out its missions. Additionally, it is reported that Iran is steering away from direct confrontation with Israel to avoid broader escalation, and Lebanon faces the possibility of a civil war if fighting breaks out among the armed factions.
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