How Hezbollah is rebuilding its military power despite political isolation
Hezbollah is rebuilding its military power despite facing growing isolation in Lebanon and heavy losses in war. The group has continued to show unexpected strength on the battlefield, deploying significant firepower and engaging Israeli troops at the border.
Hezbollah is facing isolation in Lebanon, with the government and politicians turning against it. The group's military wing has been outlawed and its security activities declared 'illegal'. Despite this, Hezbollah has continued to show strength on the battlefield. The Lebanese government has taken steps to enforce these measures, including arresting Hezbollah fighters and bringing them to trial. Hezbollah claims to have started the war to 'defend Lebanon' and retaliate against Israeli violations of the ceasefire. The group has surprised observers by deploying significant firepower and engaging Israeli troops at the border.
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