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النهار
No Clash or Dialogue
Abdulwahab Badrakhan believes the Lebanese state is caught between two options: confronting Hezbollah by force, which could trigger an internal clash, and engaging in dialogue with it, which he considers pointless because the party wants to take the state’s place. He says Hezbollah is demanding that the state reverse its decisions concerning the party’s weapons and once again declare its support for the “resistance,” while its leaders insist that Iran be authorized to negotiate on Lebanon’s behalf. The article concludes that neither confrontation nor dialogue appears to be a viable option, and urges the state to focus on domestic issues and its own institutions.
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