ILAccording to an assessment by the Alma Research and Education Center, Hezbollah is adapting its tactics in anticipation of a prolonged, low-intensity conflict with Israel. The group is reportedly shifting towards guerrilla warfare, involving small-scale infiltrations into the security zone and potential Israeli territory, along with drone and explosive attacks. This shift comes amid significant damage to Hezbollah's infrastructure and the ongoing Israeli military presence in southern Lebanon, which has hindered its earlier ambitions to seize control of the Galilee region. Despite these challenges, Hezbollah remains active both above ground and in its extensive underground network, which is often hidden in civilian areas and booby-trapped. The group is also increasing its focus on using FPV drones, though a shortage of trained operators limits its full utilization of this technology.
Bias read (Center): The article presents an analytical report from the Alma Research and Education Center, which provides a balanced overview of Hezbollah's strategic adaptations without overtly favoring either side. It outlines the tactical changes Hezbollah is making in response to the current geopolitical situation,
