Hezbollah | Meaning, History, Ideology, Iran, Israel, Flag | Britannica Following the Islamic Revolution in Shiʿi-majority Iran in 1979 and the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in 1982, a group of Lebanese Shiʿi clerics formed Hezbollah with the goal of driving Israel from Lebanon and establishing an Islamic republic there
Ideology of Hezbollah - Wikipedia Hezbollah, a Shia Islamist political and militant group based in Lebanon, is driven by an ideology that combines religious, political, and social elements Founded in the early 1980s, Hezbollah's ideology is deeply rooted in Shia Islam and influenced by the Iranian Revolution
What Is Hezbollah? - Council on Foreign Relations Hezbollah bills itself as a Shiite resistance movement, and it enshrined its ideology in a 1985 manifesto that vowed to expel Western powers from Lebanon, called for the destruction of the
Hezbollah’s Ideology: No end in sight - SyriacPress Since the early 1980s, Hezbollah has carried on its shoulders Khomeini’s ideology of Wilayat al-Faqih, seeking to establish an Islamic Republic in Lebanon modeled after Iran
Hezbollah’s Wartime Strategy - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace This is heightening anxieties in Lebanon, both because of Israel’s expanding ambitions and growing assertiveness inside Lebanese territory and because of Hezbollah’s long record of transforming its setbacks into political gains at home, sometimes through the use of force
Doctrine of Hezbollah - Wilson Center Hezbollah is an Islamic freedom fighting movement founded after the Israeli military seizure of Lebanon in 1982, which resulted in immediate formation of the Islamic resistance units for the liberation of the occupied territories and for the expulsion of the aggressive Israelis forces
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