DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Iran lost its most reliable ally in the Middle East when an Israeli airstrike killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. But the country isn't leading the charge to retaliate.
That's put Tehran in a bind: not responding could see it alienate the militias it relies on in the region. Meanwhile, any possible retaliation risks a wider war as its theocracy faces intense challenges at home.
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