Source in Lebanon amid the escalation between the US and Iran: "Hezbollah claims it will not intervene, but they don't trust it"

A political source in the anti-Hezbollah camp in Lebanon told Kan News that despite the organization's promises not to intervene in the Iran-US confrontation, the real decision is made in Tehran and the promises cannot be trusted. The source added that the Lebanese state has no ability to prevent Hezbollah fire toward Israel.

A political source in the anti-Hezbollah camp in Lebanon told Kan News that despite Iranian and Hezbollah messages stating the terrorist organization will not intervene in a possible confrontation between the US and Iran, the leadership in Beirut does not trust these promises. According to the source, the real decision is made in Tehran, not by Naim Qassem, and past experience shows Hezbollah could change its position within two days. The source admitted that the Lebanese state currently has no ability to prevent Hezbollah fire toward Israel. The report states that Israel approached Lebanon through American mediation, demanding that the Lebanese army redeploy and set up checkpoints in areas of Hezbollah activists, fearing the opening of a front against Israel. It was also reported that Hezbollah is preparing for another round of fighting and renewing its activities with Iranian funding, focusing on arming with unmanned aerial vehicles.

Source in Lebanon amid the escalation between the US and Iran: "Hezbollah claims it will not intervene, but they don't trust it"