Hezbollah Still Strong Despite Israeli Attacks

tel aviv - Hezbollah remains a powerful force with an extensive arsenal of missiles and weapons, despite suffering significant blows from Israeli attacks.

Israeli forces dealt a significant blow to Hezbollah in a ten-day campaign, but the group remains far from being knocked out. Israeli officials initially praised the success of the attacks, claiming to have destroyed half of Hezbollah's missile arsenal. However, it is now believed that Hezbollah still possesses over 100,000 rockets, including dangerous precision weapons. Although many unguided rockets were destroyed, the stockpile of ballistic missiles and precision weapons remains largely intact.

Hezbollah, supported by Iran, boasts a formidable military might, making it one of the most dangerous terrorist organizations in the world. The group's arsenal includes tens of thousands of short-range rockets and ballistic missiles capable of reaching targets hundreds of kilometers away. Additionally, Hezbollah has a significant drone capability, with many drones potentially carrying explosives.

In the event of a full-scale war, Hezbollah is expected to unleash its unguided rockets on Israeli population centers, while using guided missiles to target military facilities and critical infrastructure. Israel is considering a ground offensive to push Hezbollah back from the border, but faces a well-prepared adversary with combat experience gained in Syria.

Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, claims to have around 100,000 fighters, though estimates put the number closer to 50,000. Despite sustaining losses in recent conflicts, Hezbollah remains a formidable force with the potential to draw in fighters from neighboring countries. The group's stronghold in southern Lebanon has been fortified over the years in preparation for a confrontation with Israel.