In a dramatic escalation of violence, Hezbollah has been facing significant losses due to Israeli airstrikes, with reports indicating 1,500 fighters have been incapacitated by pager bombs. Despite these setbacks, Hezbollah's leadership remains resilient, quickly appointing replacements for fallen commanders, including the new leader of the Radwan Force, trained in Iran. As thousands mourned at various funerals for both military and civilian casualties in Beirut, Hezbollah's deputy secretary-general, Naim Qassem, delivered a stern warning, emphasizing the group's readiness to initiate unconventional attacks against Israel. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) reiterated their position of being 'prepared' to escalate military actions if deemed necessary, highlighting the ongoing volatility in the region as civilians continue to suffer amidst the conflict.