Even if there is no war now, the only way Israel avoids war with Hezbollah is taking out the regime in Tehran. While the seeds of implosion seem present, the fact remains, the Ayatollahs have a thirst for our blood and they must be stopped before they go nuclear by any means.
The best war is one you do not have to fight, if Iran goes down, it takes most of Hezbollah with it but until that happens, with each passing day, Nasrallah's murdering thugs grow ever more dangerous. That is quite a game to play with tens of thousands of lives.

What makes you think that Nasrallah really wanted to harm israeli soldiers ? his attack was a token gesture ,it was likely not meant as a serious attack. but more as theatrics.

It was so clearly showing a real target moving *with real people* dummy.

Nasrallah ,and Hizbollah ,may not have managed to physically " strike " israeli soldiers just a few days ago ,and probably did not intend to nor need to,but they still managed to instil fear into israelis and to shut down the north of Israel ,so be do not be so self-satisfied and smug and complacent. We may not like them but it is a mistake to underestimate them !

Alex Fishman is implying or suggesting that he regrets that Hezbollah was unable to strike israeli soldiers ,I personally am glad this was not the case.

Instead of complaining that " the iranian-backed terror group ( Hezbollah) failed to strike israeli soldiers " be grateful they failed ,say Thank G-d !

Nothing will ignite the border ,unless you make it happen ,so just relax.