On the other hand, it could provoke retaliation from Hezbollah supporters, leading to more violence.

Retaliation is always a risk, but justice and resistance against oppression should never be compromised out of fear of violent responses. Take South Lebanon in the 1980s as an example: Israeli actions there led to Hezbollah’s rise, but the deeper issue was the ongoing occupation and the lack of political solutions. Do you think focusing on addressing the root causes of conflict, like occupation or political disenfranchisement, could reduce the cycle of violence?