Party lacks allies

Hezbollah is experiencing a decline in its influence and regional alliances, having lost many of its partners in Iraq, Syria, Palestine, and Yemen. It has also suffered military losses against Israel, including the loss of villages and towns in southern Lebanon. Despite this, the party continues to rely on an extensive regional and international network stretching from Iran to the Houthis in Yemen, and believes it is protected by Iran's regime, the Revolutionary Guards, the Syrian regime, and the armed factions supported by Tehran. However, the waning support and presence of its allies, along with the fragility of the political safety net surrounding it, threaten its ability to remain cohesive. It is anticipated that external messages will not be enough to save its position, and Lebanon cannot afford to wait too long to see the results of the party’s regional gambles.

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