Potential allies for Lebanon's stability
A report from the RUSI Institute, based in London, explains that Israel's pressure on Hezbollah could undermine the legitimacy of the Lebanese state, thereby recreating the conditions that supported the continuity of the party. After the wars in 2024 and 2026, Hezbollah was significantly affected, its role as an independent deterrent force diminished, and it shifted to direct coordination with Iran, which weakens its military capabilities and threatens Lebanon's stability. One of the proposed solutions in the report is to strengthen the presence of the Lebanese state's security and political institutions to prevent Lebanon from becoming a battleground in regional conflicts. It also calls for international initiatives involving Britain and the United States to ensure control of weapons and to reinforce the sovereignty of the Lebanese state.
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