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Hezbollah shifts to guerrilla tactics, infiltrating Israel zone

8/31/2026

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Hezbollah is shifting to guerrilla tactics for a low-intensity war with Israel.
Operatives have infiltrated the Israeli-Lebanese security zone and occasionally Israeli territory.
Hezbollah uses first-person-view drones to strike Iron Dome batteries despite a shortage of operators.
Alma Research estimates Hezbollah holds up to 15,000 rockets and fewer than 40,000 active operatives.
Iran allegedly tried smuggling weapons to Hezbollah via a fuel truck at al-Tanf crossing last month.

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Story summary

Hezbollah is shifting to guerrilla tactics for a low-intensity war with Israel.
Operatives have infiltrated the Israeli-Lebanese security zone and occasionally Israeli territory.
Hezbollah uses first-person-view drones to strike Iron Dome batteries despite a shortage of operators.
Alma Research estimates Hezbollah holds up to 15,000 rockets and fewer than 40,000 active operatives.
Iran allegedly tried smuggling weapons to Hezbollah via a fuel truck at al-Tanf crossing last month.