Fadlallah: South State Ready After Withdrawal

The article focuses on Hezbollah deputy Hassan Fadlallah's demand for the Lebanese state to establish an effective presence in the south before discussing the issue of weapons possession and military decision-making. He emphasizes that protecting the population is the state's responsibility, and if it is unable to do so, the people have the right to defend themselves. He also called for a dialogue on a national security strategy after the Israeli occupation withdraws from the region, criticizing the government’s delay in implementing reconstruction projects and securing international funding. Additionally, he highlighted the importance of leveraging the deterrence equation established by Iran and revisiting the management of the Framework Agreement, which currently is weaker than required. The article aims to clarify Hezbollah's demands and insistence on strengthening the state's sovereignty in the south, as well as rejecting the exclusion of the Lebanese people or restricting the right to self-defense amid occupation and regional threats.

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