“Those who do not learn from past experiences are either foolish or betraying their own interests.” This phrase aptly summarizes the actions of “the party,” which seems to have drawn no lessons from its past endeavors that have devastated Lebanon and obstructed the establishment of a real state. In truth, “the party” is not foolish; rather, it is fully committed to an Iranian expansionist project that holds no regard for Lebanon and no respect for the nation’s interests or its people.

Despite the announcement of a ceasefire between the concerned parties, “the Party” continues to suffer from the consequences of war on the ground. While calm is supposed to prevail along the borders, Israeli aircraft persist in targeting members of the Radwan Force affiliated with the Party. This targeting, which does not seem likely to stop anytime soon, reflects the new reality the Party faces after the ceasefire—one that still carries ongoing threats and conflicts despite temporary agreements.

Recently, according to circulating information, the relevant authorities have begun assembling the elements of the case related to the Party’s alternative plan for money smuggling. This comes after the Party’s smuggling routes gradually closed due to the recent war, the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, and the Lebanese state gradually regaining control over its borders, crossings, and air and sea ports.