PostAnd that alone, is an achievement. I say so because I feel useless in what i have to contribute in life, and something i…

And that alone, is an achievement. I say so because I feel useless in what i have to contribute in life, and something is missing in me that i cannot fulfill and I don't know if i ever will, so these explanations are how i can do my part for now. Back to our point about the only similarly that exists between the two wars, is its continuation after it through Lebanese. If you remember, after 2006 Hezbullah faced two harsh years where clashes took place in Beirut and then 7-May incident in 2008 when the Lebanese government decided to confiscate Hezbullah's landline system. Hezbullah is always blamed for this, an "internal war" yet everyone forget that the Druze leader Walid Joumblat confessed it was his doing and that he was asked and abetted by the USA itself. Hezbullah reacted but did not initiate. However even after 7-May, the Lebanese security forces continued to tighten the situation against them and it reached a level when the EU-trained and Sunni led information branch would hack into Hezbullah and there was a real behind the scenes information war between them. The similaries today are beyond doubtable and we saw the first signs with how the Lebanese army leaked his entrance to a strategic Hezbullah base and how they confronted and attached a protest Hezbullah called for and gassed them during a speech by their MPs. There is will again to use the state against Hezbullah. The situation is harsher now, because not because Hezbullah is in a weaker point from a military perspective, but because Syria has collapsed and Iran is not as rich as it was in 2006. Additionally, there is less Arab and Gulf incentives to help in rebuilding. Hezbullah cannot afford it, Iran cannot afford enough or has the ability to send enough funds, and the Arabs are not willing to help unless Hezbullah submits and dis-arms. So not only now is Hezbullah surrounded by a non-friendly regime in Syria and an Israel that is at the height of its power and foreign support, Hezbullah is surrounded by a Lebanese state that is not willing to cooperate and protect it and is trying to blackmail it to rebuild people's homes. Do you know that the blackmailing and pressure being put on Hezbullah is not only by pressuring its people who lost their homes, but through eyes. Yes, literal eye cornea's have been banned from being exported to Lebanon for weeks and months after the pager attack in September? They made sure that those who lost their eyes and had a chance of recovery did not get it! Do you understand how cynical and evil and very very determined will to harm this community has reach? So the present of Hezbullah is very complicated because the challanges have all piled up, and the pressure had honestly made Sheikh Qassem grow in these two months more than 10 years. It shows on his face, and have noticed the Sujod mark on his head. He is praying alot for God to support him in his duty because the challanges are very hard. I'd almost say, what Sheikh Naim has faced and will face, is almost harsher than what Sayyed Hassan has faced in decades. The elements of power, support, money, and all have been largely been compromised and Sheikh Naim has the duty to rebuild all with a very far Iran, a lost Syria, and a hostile environment with an Israeli occupation and loss of Lebanese state support through the ministerial statement. Sheikh Naim has to rebuild Hezbullah's military weapons, liberate the 5 hills, rebuild Hezbullah's leadership, rebuild Hezbullah's ground forces and units, find the spies inside Hezbullah, find the technical breaches in Hezbullah, and navigate the hostile internal politics in Lebanon. People do not understand how hard it is to do this. That, and Israel is getting the tech it needs, the money, the weapons, the aid, etc etc. The balance of power was bad back then? It will only ever grow. At the end of the day, non-state actors were never destined to defeat states, but to make the states pay a price to back off and compromise. Palestine will not be liberated unless Arab states join the war, and commit.