Lebanon's Amal Movement and Hezbollah maintain a firm alliance despite Israel's 100-day war. Analysts suggest Amal could consolidate its role as the Shia community's patron within state institutions, especially if Hezbollah's influence wanes.
Lebanon's Hezbollah and Amal Movement have dropped their demand for an Israeli withdrawal as a precondition for a ceasefire, now seeking only a halt to hostilities. Meanwhile, Iraq's Nujaba movement rejects the government's arms control plan, and Israel's recent assassinations of Hamas leaders, including commanders of its military wing, have prompted investigations into potential security breaches and the effectiveness of Israeli intelligence.
Lebanon's Hezbollah and Amal Movement have dropped their demand for an Israeli withdrawal as a precondition for a ceasefire, now focusing on a halt to military actions and destruction. Meanwhile, Palestinian groups are campaigning against Israeli authorities' alleged disregard for evidence of mass graves in the depopulated village of Tantura, where a tourism project is planned.
