Hezbollah's stance on state project
The article discusses Lebanon's efforts to achieve the Israeli withdrawal from the occupied southern regions and explores how to capitalize on the outcomes of Lebanese President Joseph Aoun's meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump. It emphasizes the importance of international and Arab pressure for Israel's withdrawal and the implementation of a plan to limit weapons to the state authorities, while reaffirming the Lebanese Army and armed groups' refusal to coordinate with the occupation. The article also highlights the necessity of unifying Lebanon's stance to confront security and political challenges, especially amid ongoing escalation with Iran and Israeli support. Additionally, it stresses that the coming phase requires working toward a unified position to halt occupation operations and strengthen Lebanon's sovereignty, noting that successful Israeli withdrawal would reduce Hezbollah’s pretext for refusing to surrender control to legitimate authorities—unless Iran aims to maintain its support for the armed front—reflecting the country’s sovereignty crisis.
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