Joseph Bouehi on weapon and occupation

The article discusses Lebanon's situation within the ongoing conflict between Hezbollah and Israel over the party’s weapons and national sovereignty. It explains that Hezbollah refuses to hand over its weapons before Israel withdraws, while Israel refuses to withdraw until Hezbollah disarms, creating an unsolvable dilemma. The article notes that the Lebanese government’s decision to restrict weapons within legitimate institutions faces opposition from Hezbollah, which links its military decisions to Iran, complicating the state's control over national decisions. It emphasizes the necessity of implementing an internal plan that includes the disarmament of heavy weapons, halting illegal arms supplies, respecting civil peace, and preventing Hezbollah from maintaining a private army. On the international front, Lebanon upholds UN Security Council Resolution 1701 and the 2026 agreement, which ties Israel’s withdrawal to the disarmament of armed groups. It indicates that the state's progress in controlling weapons and expanding its military presence is the decisive factor in strengthening Lebanon’s negotiating position, whereas Israel and its demanding conditions—such as disarming Hezbollah prior to withdrawal—continue to hinder progress. The international community, with U.S. backing, supports the implementation of these measures, while reminding that any delay by Hezbollah undermines Lebanon’s position and prolongs the crisis.

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