I continue to think they aren’t as weak as the discourse like to say.

I agree completely. To follow up from the articl I shared with you, their strategic silence following the end of the last battle left a lot of room for speculation which has of course led to defeatism due to the hegemonic narrative power of zionism.

We must clarify the strategy of the battle. Excerpt

the Resistance has learned to oppose the enemy by, what the martyr al-Araj calls “living like porcupines and fighting like fleas.” He describes the Resistance like a flea that “stings, jumps and stings again avoiding hands or feet trying to stomp it. It does not kill its host (meaning it does not kill the entire functions of a dog host for example), what it does is exhaust its host.”

Following this analogy, Hezbollah is just one of the many fleas that are relentlessly attacking the rabid dog occupying the region. The martyr continues to explain that the flea creates “a constant disturbance, eventually preventing the host from being able to rest. It makes the host nervous and demoralized.” Every time the Resistance sends hundreds of thousands of settlers scurrying to their bomb shelters, now a regular occurrence, it is a victory. This concept was described by Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah as an “accumulation of points.”