Hezbollah said on Wednesday the Lebanese government was committing a "grave sin" by tasking the army with establishing a state monopoly on arms, sharpening a national divide over calls for the Shi'ite Muslim group to disarm.
Hezbollah said on Wednesday the Lebanese government was committing a "grave sin" by tasking the army with establishing a state monopoly on arms, sharpening a national divide over calls for the Shi'ite Muslim group to disarm.
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Hezbollah dismisses Lebanon's move to restrict arms as ''a grave sin'
Hezbollah says Lebanon cabinet decision to limit arms to state is ‘grave sin’
Lebanon: Hezbollah ignores cabinet decision to disarm it
Hezbollah rejects timetable for disarmament as Lebanese Cabinet forms plan for arms restrictions
Will Lebanon succeed in disarming Hezbollah?
Hezbollah to treat Lebanon’s disarmament decision ‘as if it does not exist’
Disarmament of Hezbollah is not enough
Lebanon cabinet to meet again on Hezbollah disarmament
Lebanon tasks army with setting plan to restrict arms to state
EXPLAINER: Can Lebanon disarm Hezbollah?
