Sharia supports Lebanon joining Arab alliance

The article discusses an attempt to reorganize the situation in Lebanon through a new policy that views the presence of multiple Arab troops as the most appropriate solution, rather than a sole Syrian presence, in order to avoid direct intervention that has long affected the relationship between the two countries. The article focuses on Syrian President Ahmad Shara’s efforts to reduce Syria's direct influence in Lebanon by reaching understandings with Hezbollah regarding the transfer of weapons to the Lebanese Army, aiming to make the Lebanese armed forces the sole authority with military decision-making power. It also highlights the obstacles related to Hezbollah’s armament, which is linked to regional and international relations with Iran and Israel, forming a key component of the political and security interactions in the region. These developments are seen as a test of Syria's new stance in the region, as it seeks to reestablish a regional role through official understandings, away from direct military intervention.

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