Little talk of ‘resistance’ anymore. Lebanese artist Hayat Nazer works on a sculpture made out of barbed wire and teargas canisters in Beirut's Martyr's Square on February 5. (Jean Marc Mojon/AFP via Getty Images)

Hizbullah’s Popularity Seen Waning as Lebanese Protests Continue

Dima Abumaria

02/09/2020

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Hizbullah’s Popularity Seen Waning as Lebanese Protests Continue