Hezbollah's recent attack on Israel, termed 'Operation Arbaeen Day,' involved over 320 rockets targeting Israeli military bases, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict. The U.S. government, through National Security spokesman John Kirby, acknowledged the attack as 'sizeable' and reaffirmed America's commitment to maintaining a strong military presence in the region. In response, Israel executed a substantial counterattack, utilizing 100 fighter jets to target Hezbollah launch sites, successfully intercepting 90% of incoming projectiles. Despite the intensity of the clashes, both sides claimed successes while avoiding a broader regional conflict, with Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah confirming a limited reprisal that resulted in minimal damage. Meanwhile, the situation has prompted concerns from Egypt regarding a potential new front in the conflict, as Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen threaten similar attacks. Hamas has publicly praised Hezbollah's response, indicating a growing solidarity among factions opposing Israel.