Israel and the United States appear to be shifting the confrontation with Hezbollah from the battlefield to its political and social base in southern Lebanon.
With internal unrest, economic strain, and mounting military pressure, Iran’s 47-year-old regime may be nearing a historic turning point—shaking the region and beyond.
Have weapons become more important than the Lebanese, especially the southerners? While reliance on resistance proved effective for decades, the results of the last war overturned this equation. Hezbollah's weapons no longer serve the southerners.
