Rumors of the Lebanese organization's demise are exaggerated, even though it is weaker than it was two years ago ■ Meanwhile, Iran's war of attrition against Israel has taken a psychological toll
Rumors of the Lebanese organization's demise are exaggerated, even though it is weaker than it was two years ago ■ Meanwhile, Iran's war of attrition against Israel has taken a psychological toll
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06:00 AM • March 12 2026 IST
Between the many sirens overnight between Tuesday and Wednesday, Iran's modus operandi became even clearer: The extent of damage caused by Iranian missile fire at Israel has been pretty limited, but the psychological toll has been great.
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