Washington and allies urged to limit Shiite ties to Hezbollah

The article discusses the efforts of the American administration and its allies to keep Hezbollah out of Lebanese state institutions and to prevent it from rebuilding itself after disarmament. The strategies focus on several key areas, including diplomatic pressure to maintain a separation between Lebanon and Iran, strengthening Lebanon’s sovereignty, undermining the party’s control over the shadow economy, and imposing sanctions on financial networks and resources linked to the party. It also underscores the importance of supporting independent representation of the Lebanese Shia community, separate from Hezbollah, and avoiding their integration into Lebanese political and military institutions to prevent the group from increasing its power and rearming in the future. Achieving peace between Lebanon and Israel, with a focus on dismantling Hezbollah’s economic system, is considered a primary goal to ensure Lebanon's stability and to firmly establish the disarmament of Hezbollah. This requires firm, comprehensive American policies to prevent the group’s return to strength or its resurgence in the future.

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