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Weakened Hezbollah expected to return to traditional guerilla warfare tactics
Israel’s assassination of longtime Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, its elimination of most of the group's top commanders and the destruction of its communications system – spectacularly illustrated by exploding pagers and walkie-talkies – has crippled the Shiite group, leaving it with little choice but to return to the guerrilla tactics it deployed when it began in the 1980s.
By Marc DAOU
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Israel launches deadly airstrike in central Beirut as clashes with Hezbollah fighters continue
Beirut airstrike killed at least 9, Lebanese officials say
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After latest humiliation, Iran had little choice but to strike
The supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is seeking to avenge Israel’s successive assassinations of Iranian proxy leaders.
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ISRAEL UNDER ATTACK: Iran launches missiles, terrorists slaughter 7
Iran has launched a barrage of 200 missiles at Israel, with sirens blaring across the country as citizens hid in bomb shelters. It came shortly after terrorists opened fire in a deadly mass shooting outside an Israeli train station.