South's condition two years after Nasrallah's killing
The discussion revolves around the situation in South Lebanon after two years since the assassination of the former Secretary-General of Hezbollah, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, on September 27, 2024. It has been emphasized that his killing was a pivotal turning point in the course of the conflict, as the party lost a significant part of its leadership and military structure during the war, which changed the balance of control in the south. Efforts are focused on restoring state authority, with the government announcing the achievement of the first phase objectives of disarming weapons and transferring the responsibility of protecting the south to the army, despite the ongoing presence and military operations by Israel, which hinder the completion of control. Full sovereignty remains contingent upon the Israeli occupation's withdrawal, establishing military authority, and resolving the issue of weapons outside state control, amid continued tensions and international interventions in the southern scene.
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