Hezbollah and Iraqi militias remain silent in Israel-Iran conflict due to domestic issues.

Tehran's key allies, including Hezbollah in Lebanon and Iraqi militias, have remained largely silent in the recent Israel-Iran conflict. This inaction is due to domestic political concerns and strategic setbacks, such as Hezbollah losing its supply routes after the fall of Syrian President Bashar Assad. While these groups have condemned Israel's actions, they have not threatened retaliation, focusing instead on their own survival and local issues.