Qassem’s quiet style kept Hezbollah alive after Nasrallah. Housing projects and restrained disarmament bought time, but regeneration soon outran containment.
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Inside Israel’s war room, leaders debate Hamas failures, Hezbollah strikes, and Iran’s nuclear program while Washington weighs joining Fordow operation.
Hezbollah survives by outsourcing social costs to charities and political cover to Berri, shielding itself from disarmament pressure.
Hezbollah lost the war but refuses to admit it, blaming Lebanon’s state as Iran collapses and its own community pays.
Strategic regional security demands cutting off Tehran’s parallel cash networks and instituting deep structural reforms within Lebanese institutions.
Nasrallah’s assassination was a blow from which Iran and Hezbollah cannot recover; an era has ended.
Nasrallah’s killing, after Israel decimated Hezbollah’s command, cripples the group and restores Israeli deterrence.