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The Lebanese government and its army are weak and won't be capable of dealing with Hezbollah's military power, and any attempt to disarm the organization could risk a civil war in Lebanon. Only Iran can guarantee that the organization abides by the agreement with Israel. In doing so, Iran will also endure Hezbollah's status in Lebanon's political fabric and its scope of influence on it

  Israel is intensifying its military campaign in Beirut, targeting Hezbollah's strategic assets while parallel diplomatic tracks gain momentum. Following the submission of a draft agreement to Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri, who forwarded it to Hezbollah and Iranian leadership for review, Israeli forces have struck dozens of targets in the Dahieh district, including weapons […]

Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert confirmed Israel's role in the assassination of Imad Mughniyeh, Hezbollah's military chief, stating, 'What detonated then was the bumper of the car we arranged to place there'

'Unifying the front' with Gaza was meant to give Hezbollah's leader leverage over Israel. Now, his every move impacts Iran's regional standing

Nasrallah again denied Hezbollah's involvement in the rocket strike on Majdal Shams last week that killed 12 children and teenagers, and called on the world's countries to pressure Israel to stop the war in Gaza

The country's influential Maronite Christian authority says it doesn't "want the war to spread to southern Lebanon," and given Hezbollah's position in the government, it must show it is working for its country's national interests

'Without Iran, the resistance could not exist,' Hezbollah's chief says, seemingly internalizing the criticism heaped on him for the limited scope of his organization’s operations against Israel. The Saudis, however, try to block any possibility of a full scale regional war

Repeated attacks attributed to Israel are targeting Hezbollah's arms supply lines.