Alongside the military blow, the organization faces a hostile political reality at home. Opposition to him is growing in Beirut, and in a historic move designed to bypass Hezbollah, the Lebanese government held direct talks with Israel in April for the first time in decades, and even officially banned the organization’s military activities.
The price in the field, as mentioned, is catastrophic. The Lebanese Ministry of Health reports over 2,600 dead since the beginning of March without distinguishing between civilians and fighters, but sources within Hezbollah admitted that only in their ranks the number of dead is several thousand. At the same time, Israel establishes its grip on a security strip that reaches a depth of 10 kilometers and destroys infrastructure and villages.