Benjamin Netanyahu’s approach to Lebanon hinges on the simplistic notion that the Lebanese must free themselves from Hezbollah, despite the historical complexities and current realities.
Netanyahu threatens to apply military strategies against Lebanon similar to those used in Gaza, which could inadvertently fuel Hezbollah's recruitment and strengthen their position.
The Lebanese population, already suffering under the strain of military conflict, faces a dire predicament where domestic arms against Hezbollah could rekindle the sectarian violence of the past.
Hezbollah's persistent narrative of resistance against Israeli occupation has deep roots in Lebanon's socio-political fabric, complicating any simple resolution to the group's presence.
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