Lebanese Forces Reject No-Confidence Motion

A general discussion session was convened in the House of Representatives regarding the government's performance, led by Nawar Salaam, amidst attempts by Hezbollah and the Free Patriotic Movement to weaken the government and tarnish its reputation in order to overthrow or obstruct it. Parliamentary sources emphasize that this government, the first in 36 years to make significant sovereign decisions, is making progress in restoring Lebanese sovereignty—particularly in combating illegal militias and disassembling the military apparatus linked to Hezbollah. Meanwhile, Hezbollah and the FPM are trying to hinder these steps to freeze the state's decisions; however, current balances prevent this. It appears that Hezbollah will not risk a vote of no confidence amid strong popular and parliamentary opposition and is likely to cling to its government share for fear of losing it in the future, especially as the regional and international influence of the "Axis of Resistance" continues to decline.

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