Syrian Journalist: “Removing Them is the Key to Our Future” | East to West #14

Peloni:  When and if Hezbollah is finally eliminated, what is the likelihood that the power structure in Lebanon which is dominated by the Iranian backed Shia will be permanently broken?  I would suggest that the odds are quite low, unless one of two factors are achieved:

  1. The Mullah’s regime is toppled
  2. Israel maintains unfettered access to act against Iran’s arms shipments into Lebanon

Should any resolution of the situation in Lebanon fail to include either of these stipulations, the rise of Hezbollah or Hezbollah 2.0 will be inevitable.  Which is why the Lebanese have not, and are not likely to, take any role in rooting out their Iranian taskmasters.

November 25, 2024 | 3 Comments »

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  2. When and if Hezbollah is finally eliminated, what is the likelihood that the power structure in Lebanon which is dominated by the Iranian backed Shia will be permanently broken? I would suggest that the odds are quite low, unless one of two factors are achieved:

    The Mullah’s regime is toppled
    Israel maintains unfettered access to act against Iran’s arms shipments into Lebanon

    Should any resolution of the situation in Lebanon fail to include either of these stipulations, the rise of Hezbollah or Hezbollah 2.0 will be inevitable. Which is why the Lebanese have not, and are not likely to, take any role in rooting out their Iranian taskmasters.

    Excellent analysis!
    thank you