Trump’s reward-first approach risks giving Beirut incentives without verified disarmament, leaving Hezbollah room to rebuild and obstruct lasting enforcement.
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Why Damascus and Hezbollah are choosing cold pragmatism over old wounds to avoid a regional explosion.
Baghdad targets Hezbollah finance channels to satisfy US security demands, testing Prime Minister Zaidi’s promise to disarm local Iran-aligned militias.
The post-war survival of Hezbollah depends entirely on its alternative financial architecture rather than its conventional military arsenal.
Securing the Levant requires shifting pressure toward Damascus to choke off smuggling networks before they can rearm a weakened Lebanon-based proxy.
Hezbollah attacks Israel to slow US campaign, exploit anti-war sentiment, and ensure Iranian regime survival.