The report revolves around the issue of the options available to the Shiite community in Lebanon following the recent war, in light of the new political and security reality, most notably the blows sustained primarily by Hezbollah. The research addresses the historical background that led to Hezbollah’s dominance over the public scene in South Lebanon, the Beqaa Valley, and the southern suburbs of Beirut. It also examines past attempts to challenge this dominance, especially through parliamentary elections and other key events that tested the ability of alternative movements—both nationally and within the Shiite community—to offer viable national solutions.
Additionally, the report discusses the future options and preparations for the upcoming parliamentary elections, based on current possibilities. It particularly considers the social, emotional, and security landscape that has emerged in the aftermath of the “support war,” which constituted a major catastrophe for the Shiite population in Lebanon.
© 2025 UMAM D&R, 16 Pages, Arabic