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Hezbollah's Threat to Mobilize Support
The article focused on a conversation by Hezbollah Secretary-General Nasrallah Naim Qassem regarding the presence of genuine anger within the party's environment, especially in southern Lebanon, resulting from difficult political and living conditions. He sent messages to his supporters emphasizing the importance of maintaining this anger to be used when necessary to achieve their demands. The article also discussed the possibilities of Hezbollah and its supporters mobilizing into street protests, highlighting that the decision to do so is not yet definitive, and that there are some spontaneous movements taking place among certain groups of supporters. Political experts praised the existence of a state of anger but pointed out that transforming it into an effective mass movement requires several elements, including leadership confidence and the public's belief in their ability to accomplish results. Meanwhile, some analysts criticized the attribution of responsibility for the current situation solely to Hezbollah and the state, considering that the current phase is one of review and limited steps rather than an imminent explosion. They stressed the necessity of activating political solutions instead of escalating in the streets.
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