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الكتائب اللبنانية
Source: الكتائب اللبنانية
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The article focuses on the conflict between Hezbollah's weapons and the Lebanese state's policies, where Hezbollah's arms remain outside the control of the state and its decision to use them, despite efforts by the Lebanese army to uncover and dismantle Hezbollah's sites. The destruction of tunnels carried out by Israel is seen as a temporary military defeat, because it does not address the issue of sovereignty. Conversely, handing over weapons to the army restores Lebanese authority and governance. The article explains that destroying tunnels is a loss that can be compensated, whereas surrendering weapons to the state is a victory that strengthens sovereignty. Whoever controls and monopolizes the decision to use arms holds sovereignty, not those who lack that decision. In conclusion, Lebanon's problem is not its inability to defend itself, but rather its monopoly on the decision to wield weapons. Restoring the state's control over its weapons is the key to its sovereignty.
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