Cooperation between the movement and Hezbollah remains uncertain
The article discusses the deterioration of the relationship between the Free Patriotic Movement (FPM) and Hezbollah in Lebanon. The understanding that had existed between them since 2006 has ended due to the FPM's rejection of Hezbollah's role in the Gaza issue and Hezbollah's escalation of its hostile rhetoric, especially after Hezbollah announced its support for Gaza in 2024. It was noted that the FPM saw an opportunity to distance itself from its agreement with Hezbollah, particularly as its popularity waned and FPM leader Gebran Bassil resigned from endorsing the 2006 agreement. Meanwhile, Hezbollah attempted to maintain the continuity of the understanding through new dialogue efforts. Sources confirmed that relations between the two sides are now nearly severed. Hezbollah is capable of cooperating with other political forces, while the FPM prefers not to isolate itself but is not willing to revert to the previous understanding unless fundamental changes occur. It is expected that the patterns of cooperation will evolve in response to upcoming political and security developments, with tensions persisting due to the lack of shared interests at present.
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