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التيار الوطني الحر
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The article says that political campaigns are targeting the Lebanese army and its commander, General Rodolphe Haykal, and are pushing for a change in the military’s policy on the exclusive possession of weapons, while floating the threat of sanctions or removal from office. It argues that the president and government support Haykal’s position because they understand the army’s capabilities and the limits on its actions, and that any ill-considered move could have serious consequences. Israel, meanwhile, does not want a strong Lebanese army. The article concludes that Haykal will continue to act pragmatically, stressing that the army will not sacrifice its unity or national unity to satisfy political agendas.
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