Ceasefire Deal Faces Challenges as Hezbollah Maintains Popularity and Influence in Lebanon

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US envoy Amos Hochstein drafted a ceasefire deal to curb Hezbollah.
Polls show 85% of Lebanese Shia trust Hezbollah despite losses.
Hezbollah plans a large funeral for leaders, indicating strong support.
The Lebanese government shows reluctance to disarm Hezbollah amid political stalemate.
Hezbollah has Iranian support and plans to use reconstruction aid.
Political instability in Lebanon hinders decisive action against Hezbollah.
Lebanon's history suggests a return to normalcy, allowing Hezbollah to regroup.

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Hezbollah's Influence: A Barrier to Lebanon's Recovery

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The article highlights Lebanon's beauty and dysfunction.
Hezbollah is described as using Lebanon for its extremist ideology.
Hussain Abdul-Hussain: “Sovereignty is not only undermined by foreign parties.”
Hezbollah's control contributed to the 2020 port explosion.
Lebanon's economy shrank by 40 percent since 2019.
The currency has lost 98 percent of its value.
Call for a stronger Lebanese government to address citizen needs.

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