Hezbollah's New Strategy to Pressure Israel

Hezbollah's deputy secretary general Sheikh Naim Qassem announced a new strategy aimed at making Israel feel significant pressure. Despite advocating for a ceasefire, the militant group has adjusted its tactics to increase Israel's sense of 'pain'.

Hezbollah has announced a shift in strategy designed to exert increased pressure on Israel. On Tuesday, Sheikh Naim Qassem, the deputy secretary general of the group, stated that their new approach aims to make Israel experience 'pain' as they seek to achieve their aims.

Despite these aggressive tactics, Qassem also called for a ceasefire, reflecting a complex stance within the militant organization. This dual approach indicates Hezbollah's intent to balance pressure with calls for peace in the ongoing conflict.

The announcement underscores the group's evolving tactics in response to the geopolitical landscape, highlighting their persistent but nuanced efforts to influence the Israel-Palestine situation.

(With inputs from agencies.)