Hezbollah rejects disarmament plan and government’s four-month timeline

“The required time frame is four months, renewable depending on available capabilities, Israeli attacks and field obstacles,” he said. Hezbollah lawmaker Hassan Fadlallah said, “we cannot be lenient,” signalling the group’s rejection of the timeline and the broader approach to the issue of its weapons. Hezbollah has rejected the disarmament effort as a misstep while Israel continues to target Lebanon, and Shi’ite ministers walked out of the cabinet session in protest. Israel has said Hezbollah’s disarmament is a security priority, arguing that the group’s weapons outside Lebanese state control pose a direct threat to its security. Israel has also said it will continue what it describes as action to prevent the entrenchment or arming of hostile actors in Lebanon until cross-border threats are eliminated. 🔗 Leggi su Internazionale.it

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