In the opinion of a number of Israeli commentators, if Netanyahu can make a decision on a limited operation, he has no guarantee of survival either. Hezbollah still retains the decision to respond, while Israeli losses and the scale of rocket fire, as well as the possibility of Iran or other parties entering the front line, can turn a process designed to be short into a long-lived war of attrition.
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In the opinion of a number of Israeli commentators, if Netanyahu can make a decision on a limited operation, he has no guarantee of survival either. Hezbollah still retains the decision to respond, while Israeli losses and the scale of rocket fire, as well as the possibility of Iran or other parties entering the front line, can turn a process designed to be short into a long-lived war of attrition.