Why Hezbollah’s risky move may be a calculated bid for survival
Ali Rizk argues Hezbollah’s renewed cross-border attacks against Israel are a calculated bid to preserve the group and Lebanon’s Shiite community, leveraging Iran ties while the Lebanese government splits over disarmament and talks; he warns U.S. escalation could backfire by fueling anti-American Shiite sentiment and regional instability, suggesting the gambit may be more rational than it seems.