Lebanon has been engulfed in conflict as Hezbollah launched rockets at Israel following Israeli attacks on Iran. These confrontations intensified in late 2024 when Israel's military actions continued against Hezbollah strongholds in southern Lebanon despite a ceasefire. The situation has escalated into discussions regarding disarming Hezbollah, with Lebanese political analysts warning that such actions could provoke civil war and heightened sectarian violence. Many in Lebanon, specifically the Shiite population supporting Hezbollah, are facing immense economic strain and are questioning the implications of the group’s ties to Iran. Insights from former Israeli security officials suggest that Israel’s military campaigns aim to weaken Hezbollah to facilitate Lebanese state control over its armed factions. This ongoing conflict raises critical questions about national identity, sovereignty, and the broader regional implications for Lebanon and its relationship with Israel. As these events unfold, a split between various Lebanese communities appears imminent, affected by Hezbollah's actions and Israel's military strategies. Public discourse has shifted towards whether Lebanon should pursue peace with Israel despite pressures from Hezbollah and its mandate for resistance against perceived threats.