Party's threats and Aoun's South visit boycott

The article addresses Hezbollah's diminished capabilities regarding Israel, noting its failure to deter or sufficiently respond to its attacks as expected. This has led the party to try to shift blame onto the Lebanese state, portraying it as a partner in the destruction that affected the south—especially after its MPs' efforts to visit President Aoun in Nabatieh and their absence from there. This situation highlights Hezbollah's waning influence and its more restrained rhetoric, while its allies, such as Amal Movement, are beginning to distance themselves from its stance and instead rely on the state and the army.

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