Is Iran losing Sunni ties in Lebanon

The article addresses the decline of regional influence and the possibilities of reshaping the Sunni Islamic political landscape in Lebanon, especially within the "Islamic Group" after its members were killed in an Israeli raid. The main focus of the text is on the group's move towards separating religious activism from politics and its efforts to revive the "Reform and Development Party," which dates back to the 1990s. This aims to strengthen the state’s role, restrict weapons to state control, and improve relations with Turkey amid the diminishing influence of Iran. It also highlights the importance of this shift in redefining Sunni political Islam in Lebanon, emphasizing its significance for bolstering the state, the economy, and political independence—away from Iran's sphere of influence. The article raises the question of the future of the Sunnis in Lebanon if this project succeeds in establishing firm steps forward.

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