Dos años después de Nasrallah, Hezbolá ya no establece las reglas
Desde mi hogar en el Kibutz Dafna, a menos de dos kilómetros de la frontera libanesa, hemos escuchado repetidamente poderosos ataques israelíes durante las últimas dos semanas. A veces, las ventanas tiemblan. Ocasionalmente, el sonido…
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The quiet along Israel's northern border is the real story here. Two years after Hassan Nasrallah's death, the absence of Hezbollah's response to Israeli strikes speaks louder than any body count. The writer, living in Kibbutz Dafna, offers a ground-level view of a strategic shift: Israel now dictates the pace and terms of engagement. What matters next is whether this silence holds or becomes a prelude to a different kind of escalation. Watch for any sign Hezbollah attempts to reassert its deterrence.