Hezbollah’s secret comeback: Iran helps rebuild arsenal as Israel and Netanyahu’s patience runs thin

As the Gaza war cools, another front quietly reignites. Iran-backed Hezbollah is reportedly rearming inside Lebanon, defying a cease-fire deal meant to disarm it. Despite over 1,000 Israeli airstrikes, new intelligence shows the group stockpiling rockets, drones, and artillery, some locally made, others smuggled through Syria. Lebanese leaders now fear that pushing Hezbollah too hard could spark civil unrest. The Wall Street Journal reports the group’s comeback mirrors Hamas’ resilience in Gaza, signaling that Israel’s old foe is once again preparing for confrontation under Tehran’s watchful eye.