Investigation uncovers Hezbollah arms fact

A survey conducted by "Statistics Lebanon" shows that 66.4% of the Shia community in Lebanon support handing over Hezbollah's weapons to the state, while a portion of participants (29.6%) prefer the weapons to remain under the group's control, as is the current situation. The survey highlights divisions within the Shia community regarding the future of the weapons and their military role, amid increasing internal and external pressures to confine weapons to official institutions and to stop their use outside the framework of the army and security agencies. This comes at a time when criticism of Hezbollah's failure to achieve its objectives from the war with Israel has intensified, along with decreasing trust in the group's leadership, whereas the Lebanese army continues to enjoy high confidence among respondents. The political and security situation in Lebanon remains complex, especially with ongoing tensions stemming from confrontations with Israel. Hezbollah refuses to relinquish its weapons, considering them part of a deterrence system, while Lebanese authorities are seeking to implement a plan to transfer weapons to the state, amid international pressures and security demands to maintain stability.

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