The recent fighting between Israel and Hezbollah is a war that’s not yet officially a war, initiated by a political party without a mandate that takes its orders from Tehran, in support of a Palestinian party that few Lebanese care about.
Hezbollah was the jewel in the Mullah’s turban
It is a decades-old conflict, an exhausting, deadly stalemate, but this recent escalation could prove to be decisive.
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