Lebanon's Future Amid Regional Shifts

The article discusses Lebanon's future amidst the major shifts in the Middle East that have played a role in reshaping the region's map. Following the fall of the Assad regime and the effects of the war between Israel, resistance movements, and Iran, Lebanon's political and security situation has deteriorated. Hezbollah's influence has waned, and economic and political crises have deepened. Despite repeated Israeli strikes against the group, the regional balance of power has not changed dramatically, as Iran remains strong through its branches in Iraq, Yemen, and Lebanon, and continues to threaten global energy security via the Strait of Hormuz. The article indicates that although Lebanon faces the risk of collapse, it still shows limited prospects for political recovery, with complete stability remaining elusive due to international imbalances and the failure to establish a comprehensive political settlement.

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