Hezbollah in Lebanon is in Organizational Rebuilding

A year after the blows and losses that Hezbollah in Lebanon received from the Zionist enemy, supporters, analysts, and even enemies are unanimous that the Lebanese Islamic Resistance is reviving.

News ID: 86715

Date: 28 September 2025 - 08:14

TEHRAN (Defapress) - In a situation where about a year has passed since the war between Hezbollah and the Zionist regime and the assassination and martyrdom of its former Secretary General, Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah at the hands of the Zionist enemy, several experts believe that Hezbollah has been damaged militarily and politically.

Meanwhile, officials of the Zionist regime and even some regional experts stated in their speeches and statements that Hezbollah's era as a dominant regional player has ended. However, a year after this difficult war, many supporters, analysts, and even enemies of Hezbollah in Lebanon announced that this Lebanese Islamic resistance group is reviving.

An Israeli military official, speaking to the media on condition of anonymity, said in a statement that “the organization is working to rebuild its capabilities and these efforts are expected to expand.”

The Israeli military has declined to comment on how much of Hezbollah’s missile and drone arsenal it believes remains intact. However, given the length and history of Hezbollah’s activities and operations, and the self-sufficiency that the Lebanese Islamic resistance group’s military experts have achieved in producing and manufacturing weapons, it is expected that they still have significant stockpiles of weapons and military equipment.

On the other hand, despite the ceasefire between Hezbollah and the Israeli regime in late November, the Israeli army has continued to carry out sporadic attacks on Hezbollah, its military centers, and its positions to this day. In addition, we have witnessed many efforts to disarm Hezbollah, which, fortunately, have remained fruitless to this day.

This clearly shows that Hezbollah, as the largest and most powerful Islamic resistance group in the region, despite all the hardships and blows it has received from the Zionist enemy, is still renewing its strength and is moving towards reorganizing its forces, given its potential, popular support, and social base.

Another very important and fundamental issue that has prevented the Zionist regime and the enemies of the resistance from inflicting serious and irreparable damage on Hezbollah is that this group is not a single individual or a specific commander, and as we witnessed in the case of the martyrdom of its long-time Secretary General, Seyyed Abbas Mousavi, and the martyrdom of Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah was able to free itself very quickly from these crises and continue the path of resistance with even greater strength and power.

The renewed capacity of Lebanon’s Hezbollah to rebuild and organize itself has prompted US Special Envoy Tom Barak to warn, in an interview with regional and global media, against underestimating this Lebanese Islamic resistance group. He said in a warning speech: “The Lebanese think Hezbollah is not rebuilding. They are rebuilding.”

On the other hand, although parts of Lebanese society were mentally and physically exhausted after the recent war with the Zionist regime and believed that we should put down our weapons, after witnessing the continuation and even expansion of the Zionist regime’s attacks and aggressions on Lebanon, they have now completely changed their views and have regained their belief in resistance against the occupying regime in Jerusalem and say that we should keep our weapons.