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For years, Western diplomats and even parts of Israel’s own security establishment insisted that the Lebanese Army was a neutral force separate from Hezbollah. But as rockets are now being launched from right next to Lebanese Army bases, reality is exposing the dangerous illusion: Hezbollah and the Lebanese state are no longer meaningfully separate.
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