Isa al-Khouri views party weapons as hindrance to Lebanon's statebuilding

The article discusses Lebanese Minister of Industry Joe Essa Al Khoury's statements regarding the presence of Hezbollah's weapons outside the state's framework, which he considers an obstacle to Lebanese sovereignty and a threat to security stability. He emphasized that the solution lies in exerting sovereignty and regaining control over all Lebanese territories through diplomacy. He explained that Hezbollah, which he described as "militarily and politically cornered," prioritizes Iran's interests and works for its benefit at Lebanon's expense, especially given its diminished ability to claim victory on the ground, particularly after widespread destruction in southern Lebanon. Al Khoury affirmed that Lebanon has no solutions other than diplomacy, and that Lebanese authorities are working to pressure Hezbollah to disarm and restore control to the army, with international assistance to bolster the Lebanese army's capabilities and create a secure environment to attract investments. He also addressed Hezbollah's stance on indirect negotiations with Israel, describing the party as being in a difficult position and insisting that negotiations should only be conducted under the auspices of the Lebanese state. He stressed that sovereignty and security can only be achieved through diplomacy, and that Hezbollah rejects any negotiations in which it does not participate as a party. He added that Iran seeks to maintain Hezbollah's weapons to serve its own interests, not Lebanon's. Finally, he noted that recent diplomatic efforts have focused on explaining Lebanon's positions at the United Nations and engaging with international leaders to support its sovereignty and independence.

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