Hezbollah: Protector or Oppressor?

This chapter explores Hezbollah's transformation into a perceived protector of Lebanon following Israel's withdrawal, emphasizing its narrative of self-determination and resistance. It examines the group's political strategies, ties with Iran, and influence on Lebanese society, particularly among Shia communities. The chapter further discusses Hezbollah's controversial role in the Syrian civil war and the moral dilemmas it faces, alongside its ongoing impact on Lebanon's political landscape and citizen welfare.