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Lebanon Seeks Hezbollah Disarmament Amidst Security Concerns
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By ד"ר אמיר בוחבוט, פרשן צבאי
First reported by i24NEWS · 1 hour ago
What happened
The Lebanese government is reportedly considering disarming Hezbollah but fears the consequences. Analysts warn that inaction could prompt Israeli intervention, potentially escalating the situation.
- 01Lebanon wants to disarm Hezbollah but fears the fallout.
- 02Analysts urge Lebanon to act before Israel intervenes.
- 03Failure to disarm Hezbollah could lead to Israeli action.
- 04The situation poses a risk to Lebanon's stability.
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