Shia ceasefire under strain

The article discusses the escalation of conflicts within the Lebanese Shiite household between Amal Movement and Hezbollah, where disputes have shifted from indirect skirmishes to a silent competition over control and decision-making in southern Lebanon. The crisis began with Amal supporters reaffirming their belief that the south belongs to its people, while Hezbollah responded by raising inquiries and interventions aimed at undermining Amal’s influence. The situation evolved into a struggle over the distribution of aid and the management of services in the southern villages, amid concerns that the party seeks to absorb and monopolize authority. Their relations are now centered around a balance of interests and influence. This conflict is seen as a test for the future of the Shiite environment, especially amid changing power dynamics and growing concerns about the role of the state and internal influence.

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