Judiciary orders removal of Iranian flag in Lebanon

A judicial decision was issued in southern Lebanon to remove an Iranian flag that was hung on a house in the town of Houmine Al Fawqa. This came after clashes between supporters of Amal Movement and Hezbollah regarding the raising of flags. Supporters of Amal raised their flag on publicly owned land belonging to the municipality, then removed it. When they secured it again using a concrete slab, Hezbollah supporters raised the Iranian flag on the roof of an adjoining house. The judiciary intervened and ordered the removal of the flags, as it is not permitted to raise the flag of a foreign country on Lebanese soil, whether public or private. The decision was implemented with everyone's cooperation. This occurs in the context of heightened security and political tensions in the region, with judicial action being taken to address such displays.

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