Taher fulfills promise as "The Party" softens Nasrallah's killer

The article explains that the site of Ali Tahar, which was part of the resistance areas controlled by Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, has fallen or been handed over to the Lebanese Army, sparking debate about the reasons and consequences. Hezbollah had claimed to defend the site for weeks against Israel, but it is now under Israeli control following the withdrawal, without it being officially transferred to the Lebanese Army. This raises questions about the nature of the deal or settlement—whether it was made in agreement with Israel or resulted from American and Iranian pressures, and whether hidden interests led to the site's end of existence in favor of Israeli occupation. The article emphasizes that the loss of the site threatens Hezbollah's legitimacy as a resistance movement and raises questions about Hezbollah's stance and the protection of Lebanon from Israeli manipulation, warning that the issue requires genuine clarification of the causes and outcomes.

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