Report explores if duo will leave government
Reports have indicated that Hezbollah and Amal Movement ministers in Lebanon are insisting on remaining within the government despite their rejection of the framework agreement signed in Washington, aiming to utilize their positions to obstruct the implementation of the agreement from within governmental institutions. Their presence in the government allows them to address critical concerns related to resource management and decision-making, which grants the Shia community a strategic institutional stake—especially in light of the damage caused by the recent war. The report suggests that their exit from the government could trigger a constitutional crisis; therefore, both parties will continue to insist on remaining, despite their ongoing rejection of the agreement, while seeking to hamper its implementation administratively and procedurally to protect their interests.
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