The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah has escalated dramatically, leading to fears of a wider regional war. Amidst rising tensions, thousands have fled affected areas as the UN convenes to prevent an all-out war. Analysts discuss the implications of Israel's military strategy and the potential pitfalls reminiscent of past ground offensives in Lebanon. There are concerns about the growing arsenal of Hezbollah and its alliance with Iran, which complicates Israel's position further. Experts indicate that despite the grim circumstances, Israel maintains strategic advantages while the fate of Hezbollah hangs in the balance, raising questions about the group's miscalculations and its future role in the region. As both sides prepare for continued confrontations, the possibility of a new civil war in Lebanon looms, alongside fears of broader implications for the Middle East.