A graffiti depicting Hassan Nasrallah, the former leader of Hezbollah assassinated by Israel, on September 23, 2025 on the ruins of Nabatiyeh's main market in South Lebanon. (Credit: Matthieu Karam/L'Orient Today)
Since the opening of the front in support of Hamas and its heavy repercussions, Hezbollah has recognized that it is time to clean house and adapt its actions to the new challenges.L’Orient-Le Jour learned that the Iran-aligned group launched, over seven months ago, a large-scale internal process of reassessment and adjustment — spanning its hierarchy as well as its political, security, and military plans.The process is nearly complete, with clear objectives: to rebuild the organization, seal vulnerabilities to protect itself as much as possible against assassinations and infiltration, and, in parallel, refine its rhetoric in line with the new context. Party's recent address Qassem: We are facing a major confrontation led by the American tyrant The pro-Iran axis is particularly weakened, and the regional role of the militia appears...
Since the opening of the front in support of Hamas and its heavy repercussions, Hezbollah has recognized that it is time to clean house and adapt its actions to the new challenges.L’Orient-Le Jour learned that the Iran-aligned group launched, over seven months ago, a large-scale internal process of reassessment and adjustment — spanning its hierarchy as well as its political, security, and military plans.The process is nearly complete, with clear objectives: to rebuild the organization, seal vulnerabilities to protect itself as much as possible against assassinations and infiltration, and, in parallel, refine its rhetoric in line with the new context. Party's recent address Qassem: We are facing a major confrontation led by the American tyrant The pro-Iran axis is particularly weakened, and the regional role of the militia...
