Al-Hizb shifts from Al-Tahir to Lebanese Forces

The Ali Al-Tahir tunnels have fallen, which were considered one of the main pillars of Hezbollah's military infrastructure in southern Lebanon. This marks a symbolic and strategic blow to the collapse of the image that the party has built over decades as a military force and a source of political influence. This fall reflects a decline in Hezbollah's influence in military calculations, leading to a reduction in its political role in Parliament, where it has become limited to issuing statements and objections without the ability to obstruct institutions or impose its conditions. This development coincides with the formation of a new government and its gaining of confidence despite opposition, indicating that the party no longer has the capacity to impose its positions as it did before, amid ongoing battlefield losses and continuous drain since the 2023 war. The retreat of its military and political role also underscores a disconnect between rhetoric and reality, as the party continues to escalate verbally without any real impact. The gap between its declared influence and its diminished field and political situation widens, heralding the approaching end of the era of political fear it used to impose on institutions.

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