Beirut: Justice Minister Adel Nassar issued a firm warning against Hezbollah's refusal to disarm, stating that if the group chooses 'suicide' by clinging to its weapons, it will not be allowed to take Lebanon and its people down with it. In a post on X, Nassar emphasized that while Hezbollah may resist giving up its arms, Lebanon's security and public welfare must not be compromised.
According to National news agency - Lebanon, Nassar's comments come amid increasing tensions within Lebanon regarding the role and influence of Hezbollah. The group's continuing armed presence has been a contentious issue, with many arguing that it undermines the state's authority and poses a risk to national stability.
Nassar's statement highlights the government's stance on prioritizing the country's security and well-being over the interests of any individual group. The Justice Minister's remarks are seen as a call for unity and a reminder of the state's responsibility to protect its citizens from any internal or external threats.
The situation surrounding Hezbollah's arms is a critical issue in Lebanese politics, often attracting international attention and impacting Lebanon's relationships with other nations. Nassar's public stance may influence future discussions and decisions on this matter, as Lebanon navigates its complex political landscape.