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Lebanese Parliament Divided Over Armed Rights
The discussions in the Lebanese Parliament focused on arms containment and the decision of war and peace. Opposition deputies aligned with Hezbollah called for the implementation of state decisions and the restoration of state authority over weapons and security matters, believing that the government's success depends on applying these decisions. Conversely, Hezbollah's deputies accused some opposition MPs of being part of an "Israeli group," highlighting the dangers of unlicensed arms and their impact on sovereignty and national security, with an emphasis on the need for the state to reclaim its decisions and reassert control over the south and the borders. The debates also addressed the government's failure to regulate weapons and the threats posed by occupation, alongside calls for a clear national plan to protect Lebanese sovereignty. Tensions among deputies escalated, leading to the intervention of Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri. Both Berri’s deputies and Hezbollah emphasized the importance of national solidarity and stopping Israeli attacks, while urging the government to review its performance regarding arms, security, and stability.
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