The Lebanese government is set to debate the disarmament of Hezbollah, facing mounting pressure from the United States and ongoing Israeli military action. Hezbollah, founded in 1982 with Iranian support, has grown into a powerful political and military force in Lebanon, maintaining a large arsenal and significant influence over state affairs. The group has been deeply involved in regional conflicts, supporting allies in Syria, Iraq, and Yemen, and has played a prominent role in the recent Gaza war, leading to intensified clashes with Israel. Recent Israeli operations have dealt heavy blows to Hezbollah, including the killing of its leader and many fighters, while a ceasefire agreement now requires the group to disarm in southern Lebanon. Despite these setbacks, Hezbollah retains strong support among Lebanon's Shi'ite community and continues to hold significant political power, though its future role in Lebanon remains uncertain amid international and domestic pressure.