State blocks Party from handing Nabatieh to Israel

Hezbollah refused to hand over the Ali al-Tahir Hill to the Lebanese Army, despite the fact that doing so could have strengthened Lebanon's position in negotiations with Israel. The party reiterated its stance of not treating the army as the sole authority responsible for defending Lebanese territory, viewing its control of the site as a move that could alter the balance of weapons and decision-making. Israel vacated the site after Hezbollah withdrew from it, with Iranian backing, raising questions about whether Hezbollah prefers to keep its positions facing Israel rather than transferring them to the army. This reflects a crisis in the exclusive decision-making power over weapons being held by the Lebanese state. This issue serves as a test of the effectiveness and sovereignty of the state, as Hezbollah’s refusal to hand over the site raises concerns that the party's actions are driven more by a priority to protect the resistance than by national sovereignty.

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