Israel has one of the most advanced militaries globally and has proven its ability to counter Hezbollah’s threats through various military operations, especially during conflicts like the 2006 Lebanon War. However, fully defeating Hezbollah remains a complex challenge due to Hezbollah’s significant presence in Lebanon, particularly in the southern region, where it operates both militarily and politically. The group is well-funded, largely by Iran, and possesses an extensive arsenal of rockets and weapons, complicating efforts to neutralize it entirely without triggering broader conflict in Lebanon. Israel’s advanced technology, intelligence capabilities, and highly trained military give it substantial advantages in thwarting immediate threats from Hezbollah, but any lasting defeat would require broader political and diplomatic efforts to address the regional instability and Hezbollah’s deep-rooted influence within Lebanon.