Israel vs Hezbollah: Airpower, Attrition, and the Future of War in Lebanon

The Israel–Hezbollah confrontation has entered a decisive phase where preparation alone is no longer enough—adaptation and technological dominance are shaping outcomes. This intelligence product by Global Eye Intelligence delivers a structured, battlefield-to-geopolitics assessment of how the conflict evolved from long-term militant fortification into a high-intensity contest defined by precision strikes, surveillance superiority, and escalation management.

The analysis examines Hezbollah’s 18-year investment in underground infrastructure, missile stockpiles, and defensive depth—and explains why much of this architecture is proving vulnerable against Israel’s integration of real-time intelligence, aerial dominance, and precision targeting. From bunker neutralisation and command decapitation to supply-route disruption and geographical containment, the report shows how airpower and digital mapping are rewriting assumptions about conventional deterrence.

Beyond military dynamics, the product assesses political, economic, and social consequences inside Lebanon, the expanding role of Iran, and the implications for U.S., Gulf, and Russian strategic calculations. It also evaluates whether Israel can sustain strategic objectives through air superiority alone—or whether limited ground action becomes unavoidable.

Why this matters now: this conflict is a live laboratory for future warfare between state and non-state actors. Those who understand its lessons early will grasp how wars are likely to be fought tomorrow, not how they were planned yesterday.

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