Lebanon stands at a precarious crossroads as a U.S.-backed proposal to disarm Hezbollah, the powerful Iran-backed militant group, threatens to ignite tensions that could plunge the country into civil war. The plan, presented by U.S. envoy Tom Barrack, outlines a comprehensive strategy to neutralize Hezbollah’s military capabilities by the end of 2025, alongside an Israeli withdrawal from contested areas in southern Lebanon. However, Hezbollah’s leadership has vehemently rejected the proposal, warning that any attempt to disarm the group could lead to internal strife. This article explores the details of the U.S. plan, Hezbollah’s response, the potential for civil war, and…