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Lebanese Forces
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Eisa Al-Khouri: Party Faces Crisis
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The article discusses Lebanon’s stance regarding Hezbollah’s insistence on maintaining weapons outside the framework of the state. This accumulation of arms is considered an obstacle to Lebanese sovereignty, security stability, and attracting investments. Lebanese Minister of Industry, Joué Issa al-Khoury, describes Hezbollah as "politically and militarily cornered," explaining that it prioritizes Iran’s interests at Lebanon’s expense. He notes that the Lebanese government is striving to exert pressure to have the weapons handed over to the state while avoiding military confrontation. He emphasized that the continued existence of illegitimate weapons threatens national security, hampers rebuilding trust, and discourages investment. Additionally, the party has suffered military and political weakness after the destruction of many Lebanese areas and is no longer able to claim victories of the past. He clarified that the only solution lies through diplomacy and reestablishing Lebanese sovereignty—achieved by engaging in dialogue with other countries and supporting the Lebanese army—while rejecting direct negotiations with Israel. He also pointed out that Iran seeks to preserve Hezbollah’s weapons to serve its regional interests, whereas the Lebanese government is working to activate its sovereignty through international diplomatic efforts to enhance Lebanon’s security and stability.
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