State acts before danger vanishes

The article reveals that the disarmament of Hezbollah in Lebanon cannot begin until Israel fully withdraws and violence ceases, alongside the need to rebuild the south and strengthen the Lebanese army's capabilities. It affirms that sovereignty requires that decisions regarding war and peace be in the hands of legitimate institutions, and that the continued presence of weapons outside state control threatens Lebanon's security and hampers its independence. The incident of the truck bomb is presented as an example of the danger posed by illegal weapons, emphasizing that the state must have the authority to protect its territory. It asserts that monopolizing force within Lebanon is necessary to end occupation and safeguard the people. Lastly, it highlights that the threat does not only stem from Israeli occupation but also from unofficial weapons within the country.

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