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BEIRUT, Lebanon - Once again Hezbollah has forced Israel's hand — at least that's how many in the Middle East view the release of more than 400 prisoners in an exchange with the Jewish state.
But analysts say the militant group is just choosing to avoid a confrontation with the United States, ensure political survival and carve out a regional role.
