Jumhuriy: Hezbollah Distanced from State

The article discusses Hezbollah's role in disrupting Lebanese institutions and thwarting the state's efforts. It emphasizes that the party has become detached from the state and its environment, creating a national contract with the Lebanese community through control of economic, judicial, and smuggling issues, outside the framework of Lebanese legitimacy. It also points out that Hezbollah independently manages the commons and relies on Iranian support, while neglecting taxes and smuggling resources, leading to a deterioration of Lebanon's economic and banking conditions. The article calls for opening a dialogue with the party within the bounds of Lebanese law, holding it responsible for deposit losses and the decline of sovereignty, and stresses the need for Hezbollah to choose between complying with Lebanese law or continuing as a tool in Iran's hands.

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