US report on Lebanon's Amal and Hezbollah

The American website "Middle East Forum" stated that Hezbollah controls external discussions regarding Lebanon, possessing missiles and Iranian support. It views resistance as its weapon and is leading the country toward war. The Amal Movement, founded by Imam Musa al-Sadr in 1974, is an older Shia force than Hezbollah. It evolved into a military power during the Lebanese Civil War and now represents the Shia within the state, while Hezbollah dominates armed resistance and controls key decisions following the signing of the Doha Agreement in 2008. American reports accuse the party and Iran of attempting to exploit the Lebanese crisis, revealing differences in roles and influence between the two, amid ongoing Iranian influence in the country.

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