Led by Naeem Qassem
The article addresses the leadership crisis within Hezbollah following the death of Hassan Nasrallah. It focuses on Nabih Berri, the current Secretary-General, who is grappling with an old legacy and facing changing regional and international circumstances. The losses suffered by the party and the shifting balance of power—such as Nasrallah's assassination and the weakening of the Syrian regime—have made it necessary to acknowledge the need for an understanding with the Lebanese state and to alter the approach. However, Berri insists on defending the past, which threatens the party's legitimacy and stability and hinders the possibility of a political settlement that ensures the security of the Shia community and Lebanon as a whole. The article concludes that the current leadership of the party, including Nasrallah in previous times, was better able to read and manage reality, whereas Berri confines the party with old texts, thereby jeopardizing the organization's future amid increasing regional and international pressures.
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