The Forces debate elections or Taif change

The article explains that the Lebanese Forces refuse to discuss the electoral law in Lebanon and insist on focusing on Hezbollah's weapons issue. They oppose any amendments to the current electoral law and accuse the deputies proposing changes of adopting regimes similar to that of Bashar al-Assad. The Lebanese Forces warn that resuming work on the electoral law could be aimed at diverting attention from the issue of the party's weapons. They are also seeking to freeze legislative discussions to avoid any changes that do not align with their sectional interests. Additionally, they criticize the party for not respecting its institutional role and warn against using political disagreements as a pretext to delay elections, hinting that there is currently no consensus to hold elections under the existing law before the scheduled date in May 2028.

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