Two Years After Nasrallah's Assassination Hezbollah Struggles to Survive

Two years after the assassination of Hassan Nasrallah, it appears that Hezbollah has undergone significant changes. Its capabilities have diminished, and its military structure seems to be heavily damaged, resulting in the loss of the surplus strength it once possessed. The catastrophic impact of the assassination has affected the leadership framework within the party, leading to a loss of control and influence, with political and military levels becoming intertwined. Additionally, there is increased reliance on Iran for handling operations. Today, the party faces a crisis in reproducing its role and function, working to reshape itself amid declining military capabilities. Analysts suggest that Hezbollah is currently in a struggle for survival, facing the loss of central leadership and ongoing direct Iranian intervention in its decision-making processes.

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