Party Underestimating the Crisis

The article discusses the political and security situation in Lebanon, with a focus on Hezbollah's strength and influence within the internal landscape. It explains that Speaker of the Parliament Nabih Berri is aware that the Lebanese government is protected from external forces, and that attempts to overthrow or weaken it are futile due to Arab, American, and European support. The article notes that Hezbollah is living in a delusion of the former power it possessed, which was lost following Israeli defeats in Gaza and Iran. It claims that Hezbollah raises slogans that it cannot translate into realities on the ground, while opposing direct negotiations with Israel and the restriction of weapons, despite Israel's ongoing escalation and displacement of civilians in southern Lebanon. Additionally, it warns that Lebanon faces an economic crisis and rising casualties and injuries due to Israeli expansion in southern regions, hinting at growing dissatisfaction within Hezbollah's base. Meanwhile, negotiations continue at various levels to compensate for the halt of the Rome rounds, driven by upcoming elections in Israel and the United States, as well as the busy international agenda. The article highlights that the major challenges revolve around Hezbollah's dominance over Lebanon's political and security environment, and the understanding that the window for a quick return is narrowing as risks and destruction threaten Lebanon.

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