Israel Faces Hybrid Warfare Threat Beyond Northern Border

While the Israeli military (IDF) systematically targets Hezbollah command centers and infrastructure in the Al-Tayer ridge, Iran is pursuing a strategy of total hybrid warfare. This involves deploying inexpensive drones via proxies, orchestrating sabotage operations far from its borders, and creating paralysis through uncertainty, a method Iran uses to compensate for its military weaknesses. The article highlights a disturbing paradox: this hybrid front is not only materializing on Israel's northern borders but also internally.

Drawing parallels with resistance against dictatorships from the Middle East to Ukraine, the author suggests that the next phase of an attack begins not with missile launches, but when a state fails to honestly acknowledge its systemic vulnerabilities. The author's insights are shared via their Telegram blog.