Hezbollah's stance on war resumption
The article discusses disagreements within Hezbollah regarding its stance on the potential outbreak of a new war between Iran, the United States, and Israel. It indicates that the party's political wing is reluctant to enter another conflict, fearing greater losses and the threat to its influence within Lebanon, especially amid international pressure for disarmament. Meanwhile, military leaders are awaiting directives from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard before adopting a position, as the political leaders' ability to influence military decisions has diminished compared to Hezbollah's leadership under Nasrallah. The disagreements pertain to strategic lines and future expectations and are closely tied to regional and international tensions in the area.
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