Amid rising clashes along the Lebanese border, concerns about a broader war involving Hezbollah and Israel are intensifying. Hezbollah, a militant group based in Lebanon, possesses a vast arsenal that includes the capability to launch up to 3,000 missiles in a single day. Since October 7, it has reportedly fired 8,000 rockets at Israel, yet analysts suggest that it has not yet deployed its most advanced precision-guided missiles. As tensions escalate, the situation is complicated by Hezbollah's complex origins, its robust influence within Lebanese politics, and Iran's backing. Military strategists have indicated that Hezbollah represents a significant threat, arguably greater than that posed by Hamas, raising fears that it may unleash its full firepower if provoked further. As events unfold, retired generals caution that while Hezbollah has substantial resources, operational difficulties may hinder its actions. The situation remains precarious, with Hezbollah under pressure to react in the face of perceived Israeli aggressions.