Weapon found in Netanyahu's ballot box

The article discusses the lack of tangible progress in the ceasefire negotiations between Lebanon and Israel amid the ongoing tensions in southern Lebanon, particularly before the Israeli elections, during which Benjamin Netanyahu aims to present himself as Israel's protector. The Lebanese delegation emphasizes the importance of implementing Lebanese measures to expand state authority and restrict arms in exchange for stopping Israeli attacks, which continue to shell and destroy Lebanese lands and maintain their presence in the south consistently. Israel links any military withdrawal to the disarmament of Hezbollah, despite failing to fulfill its own commitments. It accuses Lebanon of shortcomings, while the Lebanese Army affirms its efforts and calls for the rejection of any unagreed-upon conditions. The article stresses that the decision to go to war or to seek peace should solely rest with the Lebanese state, noting that any illegal weaponry threatens Lebanon's security and provides a pretext for the occupation to continue its assaults.

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