Hezbollah: The Beginning of the End for the Militant Group
The article addresses the decline in Hezbollah's strength and influence after more than 40 years since its founding. It has faced a series of unprecedented setbacks that have eroded its military and political capabilities, and led to the loss of the sense of perpetual victory it once enjoyed. While the organization still exists, its popularity and strength are now apparently diminished, and the regional and international environments have changed significantly. This has ushered in a phase of gradual decline, moving from a position of dominant power to one of adapting to a less influential reality, amid increasing internal and external pressures and shifting interests among Lebanon’s new generations.
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