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Hezbollah can't be beaten militarily — an integrated strategy is needed
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Hezbollah can't be beaten militarily — an integrated strategy is needed

Hezbollah simultaneously functions as a militia, political party, social services network and smuggling operation, making it uniquely resistant to single-track responses. Lebanese and Israeli representatives have met for the first time in decades to negotiate on security and political tracks, but analysts warn that failing to address Hezbollah's hybrid, transnational nature risks ineffective agreements and new wars. An integrated approach addressing all dimensions of the organisation is argued to be essential for lasting stability in the Levant.

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