Judge Hajj: No order issued on house searches

The article focused on the efforts of the Lebanese government and institutions to restore the state's sovereignty in the face of security challenges, particularly regarding house searches and illegal weapons. It explained that the Lebanese Army is undertaking security operations in areas such as Zouitrou Western to ensure the safe return of civilians, while Israel rejects the idea of house searches and has turned this issue into a negotiation matter. The article also noted that the law allows the army to carry out search operations based on reasonable suspicion or a judicial order, emphasizing the importance of respecting the sanctity of private homes and the role of the Public Prosecution in issuing permits. Officials confirmed that the Lebanese Forces are working to continue asserting state authority and restoring its dignity, amid dangers posed by unlicensed weapons spread across private properties, and raised the possibility of a third international force, such as UNIFIL or France, to ensure the implementation of agreements—especially with the upcoming end of the international force's mission at the end of 2026.

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