Israel has recently intensified its military operations against Hezbollah, launching over 1,000 airstrikes, including a significant attack on Hezbollah's headquarters in Beirut, marking the most violent escalation since last October. The Israeli Defense Forces targeted multiple buildings in the southern suburb of Dahia, utilizing bunker buster bombs, and reportedly aimed at Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah. The strikes have heightened tensions, with Israel preparing for potential retaliation from Hezbollah, which has been exchanging missile fire with Israel for nearly a year. Meanwhile, Hezbollah's influence in Lebanon remains strong as it operates both as a militant group and a political entity, providing social services to its supporters. Iran, while formally supportive of Hezbollah, appears hesitant to engage in a large-scale conflict with Israel at this time, focusing instead on its regional interests. The dynamics of the conflict are further complicated by the U.S. support for Israel, raising concerns about the possibility of a diplomatic resolution amidst ongoing hostilities.