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As Israeli troops enter Lebanon to conduct what its officials called “limited, localized, and targeted raids” against Hezbollah positions along the border, they would do well to remember, and learn from, their problems in their last major operation there in 2006. The legacy of Israel’s last war in Lebanon has shaped both Hezbollah and Israeli approaches to conflict. Israel’s impressive strikes on Hezbollah in recent months suggest that they are unlikely to repeat the tactical disasters of 2006, but solving the broader strategic dilemmas Hezbollah poses will be far harder.