Hezbollah has long touted a robust security infrastructure, claiming to be impenetrable. The recent pager and walkie-talkie attacks reveal that this perception is now severely undermined, as it becomes clear that even the tightest security measures can be breached by capable adversaries like the Mossad.
The attacks force Hezbollah into a difficult position, as it grapples with the need to retaliate against Israel while acknowledging its limited military options. This situation exacerbates internal pressures within the group, as members weigh the risks and consequences of a potential response.
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