End of an era with a militia
The article focuses on Hezbollah's continued denial of the legal and constitutional situation, and its refusal to acknowledge the decisions restricting arms, despite the disasters and conflicts that have affected Lebanon and the region. The party is accused of possessing a large arsenal of weapons and using a rhetoric of resistance to justify its military expansion, even though it has been arrested and classified as a militia that threatens the country's security. This is particularly evident in its recent statements that justify the unruliness of its supporters and the encirclement of security forces. The article warns of the dangers of the party making a major internal mistake that could lead to sedition or internal conflict, especially as its ability to manage the crisis internally continues to diminish. This is compounded by its increasing control by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and its reluctance to escalate against Israel, amid signs of weaknesses in its structure and moves aimed at prolonging denial and delay.
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