For nearly two decades, Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah’s leader, was an adversary that Israel came to rely on—paradoxically, as a stabilizing force. Despite his fiery rhetoric and the immense arsenal Hezbollah controlled, Nasrallah’s actions were predictable and pragmatic. He carefully avoided pushing Israel to the point of all-out war, a lesson he learned from the brutal … Continue reading Nasrallah’s Fall: From Israel’s “Favorite Enemy” to a Marked Man