The lack of strategic thinking in Israel's government led by Netanyahu is evident in its approach to the recent Hezbollah attack. The government's focus on personal political survival and a dysfunctional coalition dominated by far-right extremists has hindered its ability to develop a coherent strategy. Despite executing a successful military strike, Israel has not received credit from the international community and has faced blame from certain Western governments and media. The government's decision to show restraint in the face of Hezbollah's attacks and evacuate citizens from their homes has been criticized. The article argues that Israel's current government lacks long-term planning and strategic thinking, which is necessary when considering a potential war with Hezbollah.