Hezbollah's Rift Deepens Amid US Sanctions

The article discusses the deterioration of Hezbollah's financial and political situation amid renewed American sanctions, which reflect divisions within the party and challenges it faces in confronting international pressures. It points out that the recent sanctions, including accusations of financing and transferring funds to networks linked to the party, are part of a series of measures imposed over the years, including its designation as a terrorist organization. The article explains that Hezbollah leaders continue to deny the extent of the crises and are betting on long-term Iranian-American negotiations, despite the worsening relations between Iran and the United States and the lack of a genuine dialogue with the international community. It also highlights how ongoing crises have led to differing positions among party leadership, especially as financial and military pressures increase. The piece warns that persistent denial risks opening a new chapter of conflicts and potentially reigniting internal disputes, at a time when economic and security hardships in Lebanon and the region are intensifying.

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