Iran’s networked defense strategy is a double-edged sword

Binyamin Netanyahu (left) and Hassan Nasrallah (right). Credit: DNYUZ

By James M. Dorsey

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Israel’s killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has turned Iran’s asymmetric forward defense strategy into a double-edged sword.