Hezbollah's arsenal of rockets and network of tunnels and observation posts in southern Lebanon pose a significant threat to Israel. The only way to neutralize this threat is through a ground operation involving Israeli tanks, infantry, and special forces. Ceasefire agreements with Hezbollah have proven to be ineffective in the past, and the group has continued its missile attacks on Israel. Iran's support for Hezbollah and other proxies in the region further complicates the situation. Israel has been preparing for a potential ground war and its troops are well-trained for such an eventuality. However, Iran is likely to try to diplomatically isolate Israel rather than directly enter the conflict.