Israel's latest round of fighting with Hezbollah isn't over

Despite civil unrest in Lebanon and the erosion of the organization's credibility with the Lebanese public, Hezbollah will not let up its attacks against Israel until Nasrallah gets what he wants - at least one Israeli casualty, Israeli daily ynet news in an opinion by Alex Fishman wrote.

As part of the so-called "equation" policy, Hezbollah secretary general Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah instructed his special forces to bring him at least one Israeli casualty in response to the killing of the group's operative in Zionist regime’s army attack in Syria last month.

Nasrallah is the one who determines the strategy, while the decision of when to carry out a given attack is left to the discretion of one of Hezbollah's local commanders.

And so, Hezbollah's sniper squad, who fired shots a Zionist army force that just happened to pass by its crosshairs on Tuesday, took the opportunity to try and bring down a few Zionist troops.

Following the massive explosion at Beirut's port earlier this month, a third of the capital's residents have already been left homeless.

If potential Israeli strikes would cause thousands of citizens from southern Lebanon to move up north, it would further destabilize Beirut. Zionist regime, therefore, assumes that Lebanese people would unequivocally turn on Hezbollah, which is already under immense public pressure due to coronavirus, the por blast, and the investigation into the assassination of the country's former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri in 1995.

As a result, Zionist regime assesses that Hezbollah has no wish to escalate the situation due to the inner turmoil currently enveloping Lebanon.

“Nasrallah needs a win, be it real or fictitious, to show to his followers. And so, it is safe to assume the latest round against Hezbollah has not come to an end”.