Hezbollah's control diminishes

The article discusses Hezbollah's loss of its geographical positions in Lebanon, which threatens the resistance project's legitimacy and the justification for weapons outside state authority. It reviews how Israel has made territorial advances, imposing a new reality on the Lebanese land, thereby reducing Hezbollah's ability to claim that its weapons protect Lebanon. The article emphasizes that losing territory means a setback for the resistance project, which is supposedly aimed at liberating and defending the land. It also highlights the necessity of returning weapons to the state's military institution and recognizing Hezbollah as a political party rather than an armed force parallel to the state, in order to achieve sovereignty and stability. Furthermore, it warns that abandoning geographical and political sovereignty leaves Lebanon vulnerable, undermines the legitimacy of the resistance, and states that the solution lies in returning arms to the state and unifying national decision-making, rather than implanting tools that threaten the state's integrity and sovereignty.

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