Hezbollah survives by outsourcing social costs to charities and political cover to Berri, shielding itself from disarmament pressure.
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Lebanon’s postwar reconstruction funds risk strengthening Hezbollah as Amal-linked bodies control aid delivery and political credit in the south.
Lebanon’s political landscape shifts as Nabih Berri hedges against Hezbollah’s instability to preserve Shia influence and institutional survival through strategic maneuvering.
The Shiite alliance cracks as Amal backs government against Hezbollah, displaced voices criticize, potentially reshaping Lebanon’s parliamentary elections.
Hezbollah and Amal are forging ahead with Lebanon’s May elections, their alliance firm and candidate lists unchanged.