Hezbollah's Rise from Resistance to Power
Hezbollah, which was founded in 1982 and is considered a Lebanese Islamic resistance movement with broad popular support, is currently facing significant challenges related to its internal and international position. Following the assassination of its leaders and increasing regional and international pressures—especially with the escalation of the confrontation with Israel and rising tensions with the United States—many are questioning its ability to continue as an independent regional power. The party suffers losses in its leadership, changes in its regional environment due to the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, and faces Lebanese and popular demands to limit its weapons to the state. Despite these challenges, Hezbollah continues to play a pivotal role in Lebanese politics, and now faces a critical question about its capacity to adapt and survive as a military and political force influencing the region.
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