While Hezbollah has, on many occasions, voiced its commitment to the fight against corruption in Lebanon, the Shiite political group is keen to protect its position in the cabinet amid mounting pressure by the U.S. to weaken the group by disarming it.

This has caused supporters of Hezbollah to clash in several areas of Lebanon in the past days with protesters who are demanding complete change in the country.

Political analyst Kamal Yaziji also said there appears to be no civil war on the horizon in Lebanon.

Yaziji said that protesters are keen not to lose the public support as they can make it in a peaceful way.

For his part, Political analyst Assaad Bechara said that clashes will not escalate into violent ones because of the great role played by the Lebanese security agencies to prevent chaos in the streets.

"Also, the Lebanese have also become highly aware that the civil war experience must not be repeated," Bechara said.

Lebanon had already experienced a deadly civil war that erupted in 1975 as all sects and classes of Lebanon were drawn into the conflict.

Experts also voiced mixed opinions about the possible outcome of protests.

"I do not see any positive developments taking place soon in Lebanon. It will get worse on the economic and social levels," Khashan said.

While Bechara believes that the current protests are offering the possibility to take Lebanon to a better place.

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