Hezbollah's Misconceptions
The article focuses on Hezbollah's role in Lebanon and the expectations surrounding Syria's potential intervention in Lebanese affairs. It indicates that the party invested in the illusion of its military strength and the number of its fighters, but is now facing a harsh reality after the tragedies in Gaza and Iran. This situation compels it to create new illusions to boost its legitimacy. The article explains that Hezbollah relies on the threat of Syrian intervention as a means to uphold its stance against disarmament, using this threat to strengthen its political position and avoid bans or restrictions on its weapons. It warns that any actual Syrian intervention would threaten Hezbollah's existence, while the Syrian enemy's rhetoric provides it with strategic and political tools to enhance its standing. Ultimately, it highlights that the party lives on illusions about the Syrian enemy as a political speech, rather than as a tangible force, aiming to preserve its role and delay a real confrontation.
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