Lebanon is entering a precarious phase as Hezbollah faces severe pressure following a ceasefire with Israel and continuous military confrontations. The recent election of President Joseph Aoun marks a shift towards a political landscape favoring disarmament of the militia. The government recently convened to discuss Hezbollah’s disarmament, highlighting Aoun's commitment to state monopoly over weapons, a stance that could ignite tensions in society. As the disarmament of Hezbollah is contemplated for 2025, uncertainty looms over Lebanon's political stability and the potential for civil discord as factions react to these developments.
Lebanon's new president aims to assert a state monopoly on weapons, jeopardizing Hezbollah's long-held power and sparking fears of potential civil conflict.
Hezbollah, weakened after confronting Israel, faces heightened pressure as Lebanon's new leadership, backed by the U.S., seeks its disarmament.
President Joseph Aoun's commitment to disarmament represents a significant shift in Lebanese politics, reflecting a growing desire to reestablish state control over all weapons.
With the disarmament of Hezbollah on the table, Lebanon navigates a delicate balance, risking civil unrest as societal tensions rise amidst political changes.
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