Ali Al-Tahir's Fall Highlights Power Loss

The fall of Mount Al-Taher in Lebanon, which had been under Hezbollah's control, marks the end of the facade of its military capabilities and exposes its defeat in two previous wars, one in 2024 and the other after March 2, 2026. This collapse has opened new routes for Israeli infiltration towards southern areas, such as Nabatieh and Sidon, threatening control over major cities in southern Lebanon. The report indicates that Israel relies on American pressure and direct negotiations to achieve battlefield gains, but Lebanese complacency and weak government responses give Israel an opportunity to continue its operations. This occurs amidst a decline in international efforts, especially given the Lebanese government’s lack of seriousness in addressing the crisis. It also suggests that Lebanese authorities are intertwined with elements of the deep state supported by Hezbollah, which complicates solutions and bodes well for further escalation and greater danger to Lebanon’s future.

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