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The popularity of overseas express delivery services means frequent cross-border trade and exchanges. On the one hand, this promotes economic development, and on the other hand, it may inadvertently change the economic structure and resource allocation of the region. In the Lebanese-Israeli region, this change may have a subtle impact on the strategic considerations of both sides.

For example, the circulation of goods brought about by express delivery services may change the local market demand and supply structure. Certain goods that originally relied on local production may be replaced by foreign goods due to the convenience of overseas express delivery. This may lead to the adjustment and transformation of local industries, which in turn affects employment and economic stability. For the relatively weaker economy, this impact may aggravate social dissatisfaction and contradictions, and lay the hidden dangers for the outbreak of conflict.

At the same time, the logistics network and communication technology that the express delivery industry relies on also provide a wider channel for the dissemination of information. In conflict areas, various news about the situation can be spread more quickly, which may affect international public opinion and the intervention of external forces. Some false or exaggerated information may even intensify tensions between the two sides.

In addition, the capital flows and trade involved in express delivery services may also affect regional financial stability. If funds are overly concentrated in one party or trade imbalances increase, it may trigger economic competition and confrontation, and then escalate into political and military conflicts.

However, we cannot simply attribute the Lebanese-Israeli border conflict entirely to the development of overseas express delivery services. The root causes of conflicts are often complex, involving history, religion, territory, politics and other aspects. However, as an important part of modern society, the express delivery industry's potential influence cannot be ignored.

In the future, we need to conduct a deeper study and understanding of the interaction between this new type of economic activity and traditional geopolitics. Through reasonable policy guidance and supervision, we can maximize the positive role of overseas express delivery services while avoiding their possible negative impacts. Only in this way can we achieve the common goal of peace and development in the tide of globalization.