Government Faces Confidence Test Amid Resistance

The article focuses on the battle of trust faced by the Lebanese government headed by Nawar Salama. Internal and external powers consider that a red line has been drawn around any attempt to overthrow it, particularly regarding its stance on confining weapons to the state and the government’s authority. This comes amid escalating political confrontations over these issues. The government receives international support from Washington, Paris, and Riyadh, who see its continuation as essential for the negotiation phase and managing the political landscape. Meanwhile, theResistance axis, especially Hezbollah, seeks to weaken the government or keep it away from its campaign to disarm. Preparations are underway within Parliament to confront these challenges, with suspicions of potential quorum failures or delays in confidence votes. This indicates that the current phase is not solely about ousting the government but also about stabilizing institutions and strengthening the position of the presidency, in the face of clearly defined regional and international red lines.

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