Lebanon is currently facing a crisis due to the ongoing border war between Hezbollah and Israel. The conflict, which began in October, has caused significant damage to the already fragile country.
Hezbollah, a pro-Iranian militia, is believed to be better equipped than the official Lebanese army and holds significant power in the country. If Hezbollah were to engage in a war with Israel, it could lead to major losses for both countries.
The consequences of such a conflict would be devastating for Lebanon, which is already struggling with an economic crisis and internal conflicts between different religious groups. A new war could further destabilize the country’s fragile balance and potentially lead to its fragmentation.
Many in Lebanon hope that a new war can be avoided, but tensions between Iran and Israel remain high. The possibility of a larger conflict between these two powers adds another layer of uncertainty and risk to the situation in Lebanon. Ultimately, regional peace agreements may be necessary to resolve these tensions and prevent further conflicts from occurring.
