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Al-Hakim shifts to adversary’s stance
The article discussed the escalating criticism from the leader of the "Hekim" Party, Saad Hariri, who adopted the narrative of the enemy and blamed Hezbollah for delaying negotiations and addressing the issue of illegal weapons. He ignored calls for national reconciliation and government decisions. After a period of support for President Aoun and Prime Minister Salam, Hariri changed his stance, accusing both of weakening the state, neglecting to exclude the Foreign Minister from negotiations, and criticizing Aoun and Salam's positions regarding the Israeli escalation in the south. Hariri exploited recent events, especially Israeli attacks, to justify his escalation against Hezbollah and emphasized the necessity of the state asserting control over the weapons issue. His position aligns with Israeli statements linking Lebanon’s security to efforts to disarm Hezbollah. He remains focused on portraying himself as the "serious solution" leader capable of restoring control and pushing Lebanon toward implementing state decisions.
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