Paramilitary
Hezbollah holds its parallel military posture against a Lebanese state too weak to disarm it, with fiber-optic drones and rebuilt units signaling reconstitution even as Israeli strikes reach Beirut's suburbs.
PF Score
14
Authority
33
Reach
6
Overall
14▲5Hezbollah holds its parallel military posture against a Lebanese state too weak to disarm it, with fiber-optic drones and rebuilt units signaling reconstitution even as Israeli strikes reach Beirut's suburbs.
Authority
Internal cohesion hardens as public rejection of disarmament consolidates the armed wing.
Reach
External footprint stays narrow, tethered to a weakened Iranian patron and capped accordingly.
Dependency Quadrant·Hezbollah
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Antoine Kassis
Antoine Kassis, a 58-year-old Lebanese national, was a cousin of former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and operated within Assad regime criminal networks.
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