Hezbollah’s New American Classification

The article discusses the United States' classification of "Hezbollah" as part of an Iranian system led by the Revolutionary Guard, and explains the impact of this on Lebanese and regional politics. It clarifies that the new designation explicitly links the group to the leadership of the Revolutionary Guard, positioning it as an entity serving the Iranian regime rather than an independent Lebanese party. The article raises questions about how much Washington’s negotiations with Iran are influenced by Hezbollah's power and the role of the Lebanese state, emphasizing that this classification reinforces the idea that the key to negotiations with "Hezbollah" lies in Tehran. This could potentially reshape Lebanon's role in regional politics and strengthen the argument that Lebanese sovereignty is waning in the face of Iranian influence. It concludes that the goal behind such classifications may be to push Lebanon toward becoming a battleground for implementing regional understandings, while stressing the importance of preserving the Lebanese state's sovereignty and preventing it from turning into a bargaining chip among major powers.

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