A Hezbollah member of parliament challenged the push to disarm the organization, asserting that the group will not voluntarily surrender its weapons and that no external force can seize them, according to a statement. The lawmaker questioned the meaning of disarmament commitments, implying they are unenforceable.
A Hezbollah member of parliament issued a defiant statement on Tuesday dismissing the prospect of the organization's disarmament, vowing that the group will not voluntarily hand over its weapons and that no external force can take them. The lawmaker's remarks come amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to stabilize the Israel-Lebanon border, where Hezbollah's arsenal remains a core issue. As The Zioneer has reported, the question of Hezbollah's weapons has drawn commentary from Lebanese Christian lawmakers, Iraqi analysts, and even U.S. President Donald Trump, who has stated that the group must disarm. The MP's statement underscores the deep resistance within Hezbollah to any arrangement that would require it to give up its military capabilities.
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