A closer look at Hezbollah's tunnel threat

The video discusses Hezbollah's extensive tunnel network, which surpasses that of Hamas, and its implications for potential warfare. It highlights Hezbollah's significant missile arsenal, supported by Iran, Syria, and Russia, making it a formidable non-state actor. The IDF has released videos showing the scale of these tunnels, capable of transporting vehicles, which could facilitate resupply during conflict. The report concludes with insights from an international correspondent.

What is the significance of Hezbollah's tunnel network according to Israeli analysts?

• It is a natural formation.

• It is used for civilian transportation.

• It helps maintain resupply routes from Iraq and Syria.

• It is a tourist attraction.

How many rockets and missiles is Hezbollah estimated to have?

• 100,000

• 50,000

• 150,000

• 200,000

Which organization describes Hezbollah as the most heavily armed non-state actor?

• United Nations

• World Bank

• Center for International and Strategic Studies

• NATO

Which countries have assisted Hezbollah in preparing for potential war?

• United States, Canada, and Mexico

• Iran, Syria, and Russia

• Brazil, Argentina, and Chile

• China, Japan, and South Korea

What does the IDF video show about the tunnels?

• They are used for farming.

• They are underwater.

• Vehicles can drive through them.

• They are filled with water.