The situation of the Palestinian people, facing Israeli genocide since October 7, 2023, bears striking similarities to that of Algerians during their fight for independence, which ended the long French occupation.

Lebanon's Hezbollah maintains a budget of about $700 million, primarily funded by Iran, and has built a self-sustaining economy through various financial activities and international reach.

The legacies of Yahya Sinwar, Izz ad-Din al-Qassam, and Omar al-Mukhtar illustrate a powerful narrative of resistance that inspires future generations in their struggle against oppression.

Lebanese Christian Free Patriotic Movement leader Gebran Bassil's recent decision to end a two-decade alliance with Hezbollah at this critical moment has been described by observers as a “reversal.”

For over two decades, Lebanese Shia cleric Ali al-Amin, one of the most prominent figures opposing Hezbollah and Iran’s doctrine of Wilayat al-Faqih, has been calling for Hezbollah to join the state project in Lebanon.