Hezbollah Shifts Tactics, Braces for Israel Invasion

0:00What's up? This is Global News today, bringing you the fastest global updates right now. Lebanon's Hezbollah is pulling from lessons of its last war with Israel, gearing up for a possible full-scale invasion and long-fight ahead. Four sources close to the group say fighters are shifting back to classic guerrilla tactics in South Lebanon, working in small teams, ditching risky. Communication gear that Israel could hack and saving their top anti-tank rockets for key clashes with Israeli forces. This flare-up started last week when Hezbollah opened fire to avenge Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Kaminayi's killing at the outset of the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran. That came 15 months after Israel hammered the group in their previous round of fighting back in 2024. Meanwhile, Hezbollah draws sharp criticism at home for dragging Lebanon into the mess, with 700,000 people now displaced. The group calls it vital self-defense against Israeli strikes that kept coming after the 2024 ceasefire.

1:01Among Shi'i communities, though, its history of pushing Israel out of South Lebanon in 2000 still holds strong appeal. Sources point to most ground action near Qiyam, right at the spot where Lebanon's borders meet, Israel and Syria, a prime spot for any Israeli push. Elite Radwan units have returned there, after pulling back post ceasefire, and the group now names four deputies per commander to keep things running, smooth, despite hits on top brass. Israel says its pounded hundreds of Hezbollah sites since March 2, with airstrikes across the South, Beirut suburbs, and Baka'i Valley, wow. Beeping up troops in South Lebanon, two Israeli soldiers have died there so far as Hezbollah keeps up daily drone and rocket barrages. And Israeli security source notes no signs of de-escalation. Israel seems to be holding its rank steady. This episode is proudly sponsored by our partner. No earbuds, no headbands, no awkward sleeping positions, just a pillow that plays your sound,

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