Iran's Game: Hezbollah's Record on War, Politics, and Israel

Despite Iran's inflammatory rhetoric and warnings to Israel, it is unlikely to directly attack Israel due to the potential for a harsh Israeli response and the political repercussions it could face. The Iranian regime is aware that open confrontation with Israel could be costly, both militarily and politically, as it is already unpopular with its own citizens. While Iran has the capacity to launch attacks on Israel through its proxies, it has refrained from doing so in the past, opting for low-intensity skirmishes. However, the tense and explosive environment raises concerns about accidental or intentional escalation, as Iran may not have full control over all of its proxies.
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