The reality is that Hezbollah no longer poses a threat to Israel, but rather to the Lebanese state itself; whereas Israel represents an existential threat to the state, to Hezbollah, and to Lebanese society as a whole.
Author: Hani Adada
Hani Adada is a Lebanese activist and writer who has contributed to The Public Source and Daraj/
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