Lebanon Debate: Hezbollah and Government Role

Summary

In r/Lebanon, members discuss a report that Hezbollah is relying on the Lebanese government to deal with Israel after recent threats and military setbacks. The conversation considers what this shift may mean for the agreement and the prospect of disarmament.

Hezeb el entisar is relying on the dawle now

http://mtv.com.lb/News/1542160

Seems they accepted that they lost and can’t act militarily anymore. All the threats for the past few weaks were nothing but a show for their sheep.

They are relying on the government to deal with israel, that’s new. Since they are so keen on the agreement hopefully they will disarm soon
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Lebanon Debate: Hezbollah and Government Role

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