Hezbollah recently held a massive funeral for its leader Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed in an Israeli air strike, to show strength despite recent losses. However, the group has been weakened by Israel’s war, loss of key allies, and financial challenges. The ceasefire has left Hezbollah in a difficult position, as it can no longer resist changes in Lebanon’s political system.
Hezbollah is now facing financial challenges and must adapt to the new government, which it supported despite not agreeing with all cabinet seats. The group is also struggling to provide for its support base, rebuild after Israeli attacks, and maintain its influence in the face of external pressure.
Despite these challenges, Hezbollah’s grassroots support remains strong, with core supporters likely becoming even more attached to the group in the face of perceived conspiracies. However, other members of the Shia community may wait to see if the government can fill the void left by Hezbollah’s weakening.
As Hezbollah navigates this shifting landscape, it will need to leverage its remaining strengths, adapt to new realities, and wait for conditions to shift in its favor. The group’s ability to maintain its support and influence will depend on how successfully it can navigate these challenges in the coming months.
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