Parliamentary Tensions Over Negotiations Weapons and Economy

The article discusses Lebanon's upcoming Parliament session, which is expected to be one of the most challenging since the formation of the government led by Nawar Salama. The session will focus on critical issues such as negotiations with Israel, the future of Hezbollah's weapons, and the ongoing economic crisis afflicting the Lebanese people. It is anticipated that debates will range from scrutinizing the government's negotiations and Israel's recent escalation in the south to questioning Hezbollah’s armament and its relationship with the state, with a possibility of efforts to censure or withdraw confidence from the government. This session takes place amid tense security and political conditions, with expectations that internal forces may attempt to highlight the government's weaknesses before its leader heads to New York, while receiving support from the Arab and regional communities for the current government.

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