Israel's recent assassinations have been hailed as tactical successes, showcasing the country's intelligence and operational capabilities. However, these actions carry significant strategic risks, potentially escalating conflicts with Hamas, Hezbollah, and increasing tensions in the region. The assassinations could hinder the possibility of a cease-fire with Hamas, affect the return of hostages, and delay the return of evacuees to northern Israel. Experts argue that while Hamas poses a tactical threat, Hezbollah and Iran represent strategic and existential threats, respectively, suggesting that Israel's focus on short-term gains might overlook long-term consequences. The situation underscores the complex balance between achieving immediate security objectives and maintaining regional stability.
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