First era evolves into militia
The article focuses on the Lebanese Hezbollah party, where its leadership is now considered merely a militia after years of claims that it is a resistance organization equipped with a powerful arsenal. The article describes Hezbollah's imposition of control over security-sensitive areas in the southern suburbs of Beirut and its deliberate disregard for Lebanese and international decisions by possessing weapons outside the framework of legitimacy, reflecting a structural weakness in its strategies. The article warns of the possibility of the party making serious internal mistakes, such as imposing its authority through force, which could lead to internal unrest or clashes—especially since it has been managing itself since the assassination of its leader by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, which prevents it from openly escalating against Israel and controls its decisions. It concludes that continued adherence by the party to its positions could further undermine internal stability and threaten civil peace.
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