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The article discusses the current state of the remnants of Lebanese resistance, particularly Hezbollah, in the face of Israeli military developments that have destroyed southern Lebanon and caused significant human and material losses comparable to those in Gaza. The writer complains about the repeated excuses from Hezbollah leaders, who insist they are continuing their resistance against the occupation despite the devastated battlefield conditions. There is skepticism about their sincerity in rebuilding or freeing Lebanon, and questions are raised about Hezbollah's ability to do so amid heavy losses and a lack of effective movements. The article links Iran's betrayal and its secret alliances with Israel, suggesting that Hezbollah may have fallen victim to secret deals. It argues that maintaining resistance under these circumstances requires a genuine reassessment of positions and actions—especially given the destruction of the south, the transformation of Lebanese territories into an enclave-like environment, and the ongoing human and material toll—highlighting major challenges facing the Lebanese people.

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