Hezbollah's defeat could unravel Iran's Middle East ambitions A firm policy is taking shape against their belligerence in the region following the resignation of Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri, the target of a botched assassination attempt. (Future TV via AP) Iran has long relied on proxy groups to carry out its evil deeds in neighboring countries. And every year, the ruling regime pours billions of dollars of the Iranian people’s wealth into aiding and abetting these terrorist groups. However, as a firm policy starts to take shape against their belligerence in the region, Tehran and its surrogates are finding themselves in dire straits. The latest manifestation of this change of policy was a series of events triggered last week when Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri  declared his resignation from the premiership . Hariri’s statement came after a botched attempt at assassinating him in Beirut, allegedly planned by Hezbollah, a terror...