When will they accept the decision?
The article discusses Hezbollah's portrayal of its ability to establish a strategic balance with Israel, and how the organization's propaganda about its deterrent power has become part of the reality embedded in the minds of influencers and political decision-makers. It explains that this image, which Iran has supported for decades, has turned into a firm conviction among Hezbollah and some segments of Lebanese politics, thereby delaying sovereign decisions and fueling hesitation due to old perceptions. The article emphasizes that changes in the regional balance and new opportunities for the state should be understood realistically, and that breaking free from the illusions created by propaganda is essential for making bolder decisions. The fear engendered by such propaganda has fostered hesitation and limited the range of available options.
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