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The article criticizes the Lebanese authorities for failing to present a clear, measurable plan for establishing the state’s monopoly on arms and taking responsibility for security, despite Security Council Resolution 2790 of 28 August 2025. The resolution extended UNIFIL’s mandate for the final time, until 31 December 2026, and called on Lebanon to extend its authority over all its territory and on Israel to withdraw from five Lebanese positions. Although the army announced on 8 January 2026 that it had completed the objectives of the first phase, the article argues that the subsequent emergence of Hezbollah’s military capabilities, and the government’s 2 March decision to ban the group’s military activities and require it to hand over its weapons, make it essential to clarify what has been implemented and hold those responsible for the lack of progress to account. It concludes that international support and fears of a security vacuum do not relieve the presidency, government, or army of their responsibilities, and should not become an excuse for failing to implement state decisions.
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