Are obligations to weapon exclusivity being ignored

The article discusses the current political and security situation in Lebanon, focusing on the ongoing debate over the exclusive possession of weapons by Hezbollah and its role in maintaining internal balance and sovereign authority. It highlights the escalating discussion surrounding the electoral law and its connection to the issue of weapon exclusivity, emphasizing the necessity of prioritizing the state's decision to exercise sovereignty over both war and peace. The article asserts that constitutional reforms, such as abolishing sectarianism, should be implemented after disarming the party to ensure the restoration of state authority. It also mentions an informal coordination between the Prime Minister and the Parliament Speaker and its impact on the balance of power. Furthermore, it stresses that the electoral law is an important step towards improving parliamentary representation, despite some flaws, and that the implementation of reforms must coincide with the state's full exercise of sovereignty.

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