Hezbollah's Political Transformation

This chapter examines Hezbollah's evolution from a guerrilla movement to a politically engaged entity, particularly influenced by the Taif Accord and subsequent events in Lebanon. It explores the complexities of balancing military resistance with political participation, as well as the group's navigation through regional instability and internal political dynamics. The chapter highlights significant moments from the early 1990s to the Syrian civil war, emphasizing Hezbollah's strategies and challenges in maintaining its dual role amidst shifting political landscapes.