For decades, Hezbollah controlled Lebanon's vital government agencies and infrastructure, but a mix of warfare and shifting alliances has weakened its dominance, marking a pivotal political shift.
With Iran and its allies battered by Israel and the fall of Assad, Hezbollah finds itself on shaky ground, indicating a fundamental change in the region's power dynamics.
Analysts now agree that Hezbollah and Iran's unshakable dominance in Lebanon has ended, prompting a new chapter in Lebanese politics that may take time to fully unfold.
The recent election of a new president in Lebanon, overcoming years of political gridlock attributed to Hezbollah, reflects a significant shift away from its longstanding influence.
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