Underground "state" expands aboveground

The article discusses the concept of the "Underground Hezbollah State," which emerged as a result of the systematic destruction of the Lebanese state since the May 7, 2008 events. During this period, the party established a network of tunnels and covert activities beneath the surface, including communication tunnels and assassination operations targeting its leaders in the southern suburbs. These tunnels serve as a parallel entity to the state, suppressing and threatening Lebanese sovereignty. This sovereignty continues to decline as Hezbollah's capacity to confront diminishes in light of regional and international developments, with expectations that this "entity" is on the verge of collapse as pressures on Hezbollah and Iran increase. Ultimately, the article suggests that the erosion of this underground state favors the reassertion of Lebanese sovereignty above ground, with indicators pointing toward an imminent phase of collapse.

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