Hezbollah ignores its exit from Syria!

Marouf Al-Daouk wrote in Al-Liwaa: Hezbollah avoids talking about the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria, and its dramatic repercussions on the existence of the party, which was forced to leave all its bases, military and security centers, and economic sites, which it established over the past ten years, in various Syrian regions, under the pretexts of And made up excuses.

While the evidence of his intervention to fight alongside the Assad regime, against the Syrian people demanding freedom and participation in power and the capabilities of the state, goes beyond the stated reasons, to the most important thing, which is to secure the expansion of the Iranian sectarian project, from Tehran, through Baghdad, and Damascus, all the way to Beirut, and through it to tighten control. Political, military, and economic attacks on these countries, and from there to the rest of the Arab countries, and threatening and blackmailing neighboring countries, all under the title of fighting Israel.
Minimizing the importance of the fall of the Assad regime in the positions of the party leaders, and ignoring its negative repercussions on the party’s situation in Lebanon and the Arab world, falls within the policy of denial and arrogance that the party pursues in its political discourse, to show that its power remains as it was, contrary to reality, in order to strengthen the nerve of its audience first, and against its opponents. Secondly, politicians inside, ignoring the state of defeat and defeat he suffered as a result of his participation in the war against the Syrians and their displacement from their cities. And their villages, which he does exactly after agreeing to the ceasefire agreement with Israel as well.