Lebanese Deputy Warns Against Divisive Rhetoric
The article discusses the necessity of maintaining a monopoly on weapons by the state in Lebanon, a matter that has been on the agenda since the Taif Agreement, aimed at protecting the country. The head of the Finance and Budget Committee pointed out that Israel and Lebanon agreed on a peace framework that ensures Israeli forces remain in the south until Hezbollah's weapons are disarmed and control is transferred to the Lebanese Army. This position was rejected by the Iran-backed group. He also emphasized the importance of national unity and warned against the dangers of rhetoric that involves accusations and incitement, which lead to division and threaten the homeland.
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