Changes in Israel-Hezbollah Engagement Rules

The Lebanese-Israeli border has experienced fundamental changes in the rules of engagement after the July 2006 war, which established a balanced deterrence system based on reaction equations, mutual deterrence, and political and military costs. However, the 2026 war led to the collapse of these rules, giving rise to new paradigms that rely on initiative, preemptive strikes, and fire dominance, all dependent on Israeli intelligence and technological superiority. Military experts have emphasized that the major shift is evident in the move from a balance of deterrence to the management of ongoing escalation, imposing new field rules based on fire control and preemptive attacks. This reflects the diminished effectiveness of traditional deterrence and the adoption of strategies that prevent the opponent from regaining capabilities before they develop into a real threat.

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