BEIRUT—Amid rising tremors along Lebanon’s southern frontier, Hezbollah unveiled an open letter directed both to the Lebanese people and to the nation’s three top officials: the President of the Republic, the Speaker of Parliament, and the Prime Minister.
The document frames the Resistance’s posture as a legally grounded exercise of the right to defend against an enemy (Israel) that, in Hezbollah’s account, continually imposes war through persistent attacks.
Read against the wider diplomatic pressure pushing Beirut toward direct negotiations with the enemy. The letter functions as a strategic repositioning with several political and operational implications.
Reaffirming the right to legitimate defense
The central assertion of Hezbollah’s open book is straightforward: the Resistance’s actions are
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