Inside StoryWhy has Hezbollah joined Middle East war?
The Lebanese government has announced a prohibition on Hezbollah's military activities, accompanied by a demand for the organization to disarm. Despite this directive, Hezbollah has continued its engagement in the ongoing conflict involving Iran and…
The Lebanese government has announced a prohibition on Hezbollah's military activities, accompanied by a demand for the organization to disarm. Despite this directive, Hezbollah has continued its engagement in the ongoing conflict involving Iran and Israel, citing a right to participate in what it terms a resistance campaign.
The escalation of hostilities, now including Lebanon, raises concerns about the potential consequences for the country. The government's decision to take a stand against Hezbollah's military actions marks a significant policy shift. The broader implications for Lebanon's domestic and international position remain uncertain as tensions increase.
Presenter: James Bays Guests:
The Lebanese government has announced a prohibition on Hezbollah's military activities, accompanied by a demand for the organization to disarm.
Heiko Wimmen – Project director for Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon at the International Crisis Group Nimrod Novik – Member of the leadership of Commanders for Israel’s Security Nabeel Khoury – Non-resident fellow at the Arab Center Washington DC
Based on reporting by Al Jazeera.




