Shahram Khaldi, a researcher of Middle East history and international relations, referring to the change in Israel's attitude towards Hezbollah, said that military attacks alone are not enough to change the position of this group, and America and Israel now want to pressure the Lebanese government and the Lebanese army to disarm Hezbollah. According to him, the dissatisfaction of Lebanese public opinion with Hezbollah's performance provided an opportunity to advance this goal. Khaldi emphasized that Israel has come to the conclusion that in order to remove Hezbollah from the scene, Lebanese society must play a role in this process.

Shahram Khaldi, a researcher of Middle East history and international relations, referring to the change in Israel's attitude towards Hezbollah, said that military attacks alone are not enough to change the position of this group, and America and Israel now want to pressure the Lebanese government and the Lebanese army to disarm Hezbollah. According to him, the dissatisfaction of Lebanese public opinion with Hezbollah's performance provided an opportunity to advance this goal. Khaldi emphasized that Israel has come to the conclusion that in order to remove Hezbollah from the scene, Lebanese society must play a role in this process.