Qassem no longer leads the republic

The article discusses Hezbollah and its representative Naim Qassem's escalation regarding the status of weapons and military deployment in Lebanon. He confirmed that the Lebanese Army can deploy south of the Litani River, emphasizing the need to strengthen national sovereignty and to rebuild lands occupied by Israel. The Lebanese government, headed by Nohad Mashnouk, responded to Qassem's statements, affirming that the army is deployed across all Lebanese territory and that the state is the sole authority to make military decisions, stressing that Hezbollah is neither the decision-maker nor the reference in the country. Indicators suggest a decline in Hezbollah's influence and its attempts to control the country's decisions, with the government continuing to implement sovereign policies, while the party remains compelled to align with these changes despite its resistance to them.

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