What are you wanting here, me to throw out a link of "CNN says Hezbollah's rockets have been heavily degraded in IDF airstrikes" or something?
It's all over every news outlet out there, left, right, centrist, basically everyone other than Hezbollah & the Iranian government agrees on that point. Sourcing something so broad and common-knowledge seems a little silly in point of fact. It might be a "view', but it's a "view" supported by what's been transpiring. I humbly retract my "conjecture" as "an educated guess all sides of the media-political-analysis spectrum seem in agreement on", there you go. Hakuna matata.
EDIT: An example, anyway, The Guardian's reporting. An organization not exactly sympathetic to Israel, running this:
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Edmund Fitton-Brown, a senior adviser to
the Counter-Extremism Project, a transatlantic thinktank and advocacy group, said it was predictable that the Houthis and other groups would make such threats.
“We shouldn’t read too much into the rhetoric … the Palestinian groups do not have the capability to escalate outside the [occupied] West Bank, while the Israelis have been so successful in last couple of weeks that I don’t think Lebanese
Hezbollah can come to Iran’s defence.”
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They're done in any meaningful offensive way. Playing D in Lebanon itself is another story.