Israel-Hezbollah hostilities have escalated beyond previous limits, breaking deterrence equilibrium and increasing risks of regional conflict. Both sides now target deeper assets amid civilian evacuations, with fewer effective mechanisms for de-escalation.
Israel-Hezbollah conflict has sharply escalated with deeper cross-border strikes and breakdown of prior containment mechanisms. Both sides face heightened risks of miscalculation, regional destabilization, and wider involvement by state and non-state actors.
Israel and Hezbollah have entered their most intense confrontation since 2006, with deterrence mechanisms breaking down. Escalation risks now include large-scale conflict, regional contagion, and critical infrastructure disruption amid fragile Lebanese state conditions.
