Post#admin long thread. Worth reading

#admin long thread. Worth reading There was a very important point mentioned yesterday in the speech of Sheikh Naim Qassem that highlighted clearly what we have seen in the past two months, that Hezbullah has stopped at the commands of its leadership any armed action that is categorized as offensive and has shifted to a new temporarily form that is much needed in this phase of history (short term) that will be capable of dealing with a tide that it cannot control due to the results of the war in terms of how it affected them and the change in the Middle East that took place overnight and placed Hezbollah as a loner which no wall to lay its back on. He said "at this time, it is the responsibility of the state" Move forward and your loss might be irreversible, move back, and you will fall into a ditch as deep as time has existed. This dilemma has been hinted in the first speeches of Qassem, where he said that resistance has many forms, and that it is the leadership that defines what form is suitable. These words are not empty, but highlight a necessity to adapt because of the lack of popular support facing wars when the majority has either decided to surrender, act as if not concerned, or decided to reconcile with the US and Israel. The matter here is not that Hezbollah has abandoned armed resistance, not at all. It is simply, that under current circumstances in Lebanon, the fall of Bashar's Syria and the ever growing anger and criminal actions by the majority with Lebanese, your hands are tied and in your hand is not the golden sword you had once. You hold a sword of steel in front of furnace and this furnace is operated by your enemy. Gold can melt, but you get my point. I do believe, had the general Sunni Muslim atmosphere in the Arab world been better towards Palestine and not limited to submission and TikTok videos, the heavy burden Hezbollah is feeling in Lebanon could have been eased because they would have found nations that are willing to voice support to them in order to remedy the injuries and then help them in the post-war recovery in terms of aid for the people, rebuilding, etc. However unfortunately, Sunnis have always been this weak despite being in great masses that if each carried a bucket of water they could have drowned Israel. They are useless masses and the slaves of their kings and leaders, no matter how corrupt. I'm not sectarian and my family is mixed with Sunnis, however I do not expect from someone who say "R.A killed R.A and both are in heaven" to be a person that can stand-up at the right time for the right thing. The issue today, that the 2024 war is not like the 2006, except in one point only. Before i mention that, do not believe anyone that have told you that they supported Hezbollah in 2006 yet they did not in 2023-2024. Those who supported them never flipped sides, unless when they were corrupted by ego, money, or hate. For this war, that was inevitable but unfrankly did not go as expected, I have done many threads that I'm satisfied with in terms of knowledge to people and have tackled the causes of the war, the results, the ceasefire, and the conditions that the war was fought under. You can find them under #admin. They are really helpful. I sometimes think, how do I know that I am not wrong in what i believe in and did not fall into the same delusion that others did. Its not easy to answer but i think asking this question is a good indicator and that my conscious is clear about good and evil, and I'm able to know when bad is done regardless if its from the people I support or no. The purpose of this is post is to tackle two topics mainly: What are the challenges facing Hezbollah today and in the future, and how do I assume that Hezbollah will act today and in the future. This won't be a professionally written article because I dont have the time, but it will be satisfactory. My purpose of writing is because of my need to put my thoughts in words to deeper my understanding in what i believe in, and in the hope that at least one person will benefit from them in his life.