Hezbollah’s 'kinetic diplomacy' tries to exhaust Israel, does so very well

Hezbollah’s attack on Israel on July 4 is part of their “kinetic diplomacy,” and they claim they will stop it if Israel agrees to the ceasefire, and they will increase it if Israel retaliates.

Lebanon's Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah meets with top Hamas official Khalil Al-Hayya in this handout picture obtained by Reuters on July 5, 2024, Lebanon.

(photo credit: Hezbollah Media Office/Handout via REUTERS.)

ByNATHAN KLABIN/THE MEDIA LINE

JULY 5, 2024 13:35

Hezbollah’s 'kinetic diplomacy' tries to exhaust Israel, does so very well

Hezbollah’s attack on Israel on July 4 is part of their “kinetic diplomacy,” and they claim they will stop it if Israel agrees to the ceasefire, and they will increase it if Israel retaliates.

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Hezbollah’s 'kinetic diplomacy' tries to exhaust Israel, does so very well

Hezbollah’s attack on Israel on July 4 is part of their “kinetic diplomacy,” and they claim they will stop it if Israel agrees to the ceasefire, and they will increase it if Israel retaliates.

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