Are Amal roles changing Lebanese mothers

The article addresses the distinctions and shifts in the positions of Lebanese Shiite politicians, particularly between Amal Movement and Hezbollah. It highlights that Amal, founded by Imam Musa al-Sadr, emphasizes the state and participation in institutions, whereas Hezbollah is ideologically and practically aligned with pursuing regional interests through the Guardianship of the Islamic Jurist (Wilayat al-Faqih). The article demonstrates that Nabih Berri, the Speaker of Parliament, is moving toward expanding the divergence from Hezbollah, especially concerning their roles in politics, government matters, and regional relations—for example, his recent stance against U.S. pressure on Israel. Additionally, the report notes that internal and external challenges—such as Hezbollah’s waning influence and diminished role—are prompting Amal to adopt a more independent political stance, which could signal beginning changes in the Lebanese political landscape, amid ongoing differences in defining each side’s role and boundaries.

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