The Israeli army is helpless in southern Lebanon, taking hits and unable to respond, and this is exactly what guerrilla warfare means.

Limiting the confrontation to battles on the battlefield is a war of attrition for Israel, which used to rely on bombing civilians as a form of “military pressure” to turn the tables.

Attacking civilians with brutality, on a massive scale, and in densely populated areas is its primary weapon.

The air force is now incapable of achieving any accomplishment in the south, and this is why internal Israeli demands have begun emerging to get rid of American restrictions.

They are openly saying that the only way to solve the FPV drone problem “passes through Beirut,” meaning attacking Beirut with force and violence.

The intention here is the targeting and killing of civilians and the destruction of their homes in order to pressure Hezbollah into stopping the launches.

If Israel were to fight a war while respecting the rules of engagement and international law, it would become a slaughterhouse for its forces and lead to the destruction of its army.

What is happening in southern Lebanon during this period further proves the validity of this theory.