Another inevitable yet inane war in the Middle East between Israel and Hezbollah begins this week. The Israel-Hamas war continues — a ceasefire seems impossible, hostages are doomed to endless captivity in tunnels, and thousands of Palestinians are destined to survive with the bare minimum in the demolished city of Gaza. Israel and Hezbollah have had a distinct violent past, and another war between the two won’t perplex many. Is this Israel’s moment of ‘war of no choice’ concerning Hezbollah? Can Israel afford another war while the one in Gaza is still inconclusive? What will be the war objective for Israel in Lebanon? Can such a situation lead to more regional fights?