How can Israel avoid repeating old cycles and a 'Groundhog Day' situation with Hezbollah?

Officials have described the last phase of Israel’s Gaza offensive as winding down fighting while stepping up efforts to stabilize a post-Hamas rule.

Last Thursday, Hezbollah claimed to have launched some 150 rockets and 30 drones in its 'largest and most comprehensive attack' since the start of the war.

Hezbollah has built military posts in recent months along the “Blue Line” between Israel and Lebanon under the guise of Green Without Borders, which purports to be an environmental organization.

According to U.N. Security Council Resolution 1701, Hezbollah is forbidden from operating anywhere near the frontier.

In addition, forces arrested a suspicious Israeli man near Lebanese border. 4 other terror suspects were arrested in counter-terror raids in Judea and Samaria.

Hezbollah's threats against Israel are not going away.

What do Israelis think of the deal?

The drones, which were launched from Lebanon, were shot down over the Mediterranean Sea.

'When the time comes, they will pay the price,' said Maj. Gen. Amir Baram, the head of the IDF’s Northern Command.

Lebanese officials raise threats as process of anchoring rig and connecting it to operating systems begins 80 kilometers off Haifa.

Israel warns Hezbollah, Syria that any attack will not be tolerated after Hezbollah threatens military action and Israel car hit by Syrian shell.

What's it like making wine while living under threat? Let's just say good wine definitely helps. L'Chaim!

'I say to our enemies: The IDF has very great destructive power. Don’t test us,' Netanyahu stated after a drill in the north.

Members of the IDF Northern Command Combat Engineering Corps are digging trenches and erecting a fence around the seven-mile-long area of Har Dov (also known as the Shebaa Farms) — a strip of land at the intersection of the Lebanese-Syrian border and the Israeli Golan Heights.

While the Lebanese Army is plainly visible from the other side of Israel’s northern border, Hezbollah fighters tend to keep a much lower profile.

The IDF is clearing large tracts of forest along the northern border with Lebanon to create exposed terraces that would make it difficult for terrorists from groups like Hezbollah to infiltrate Israel.