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MP Halima Kaakour said that establishing a state monopoly on arms cannot be achieved through slogans, but requires a realistic, gradual plan discussed within the government through political dialogue and a national security strategy—a process that could take two or three years. She warned that attacking the army and undermining public confidence in it would backfire, particularly in the south, driving residents to rely once again on Hezbollah instead of the state and its institutions. She stressed that national dialogue is essential if it is serious and has clearly defined goals, a mechanism and a timetable—not if it is used as a means of dividing up positions and power once again.
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