How Hezbollah rebuilt itself for a war of attrition with Israel

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Hezbollah has significantly restructured its military organization, command mechanisms, and combat doctrine following a costly 30-month conflict with Israel, adapting to a war of attrition. This transformation, evident since October 2023, focuses on preserving combat effectiveness and maintaining operational flexibility through specialized units and improved communication chains, despite ongoing Israeli military actions in southern Lebanon.

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Submitted by Hadi Masoumi Zare on Wed, 06/03/2026 - 08:50 After the 66-day war of 2024, the Lebanese group overhauled its command structure, combat doctrine and fighting strategy, but its greatest challenge may lie at home Members of the Islamic Association inspect buildings destroyed by Israeli air strikes near Jabal Amel Hospital in the southern port city of Tyre on 2 June 2026 (Marwan Naamani/ZUMA Press Wire) On Last week, the Israeli and Lebanese governments announced a US-mediated agreement

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