South residents oppose Hezbollah
The article concerns the increasing protests and uprisings by residents of South Lebanon against Hezbollah's military activities, where they demand the deployment of the Lebanese Army and the assertion of state authority to protect civilians. The residents oppose the placement and storage of weapons near their homes and call for the decision of war and peace to be exclusively made by the Lebanese state, especially after the destruction of Al-Taher Hill by the Israeli army and Hezbollah's refusal to hand it over to the Lebanese Army. The Lebanese government and the President stress the necessity of strengthening the state's presence and control over the southern regions, emphasizing the importance of ending the duality of weapons to safeguard the south from Israeli threats. They also underline that Hezbollah's continued stubbornness could threaten Lebanon’s stability and increase its human and economic losses.
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