State tightens security to suppress the rebellion

The article focuses on the Lebanese state's efforts to restore its sovereignty and enforce the rule of law, particularly regarding the restriction of weapons and the removal of illegal arming practices. President Joseph Aoun emphasized the necessity of applying laws, confiscating weapons, and accelerating investigations to ensure security and stability by strengthening security and military institutions. He also responded to Hezbollah's escalating threats and street manipulation, reaffirming that the state will take decisive accountability measures and that the investigation into the explosives shipment in Zahle proves that no one is above the law. Furthermore, the political scene is witnessing diplomatic moves toward negotiations with Israel under American auspices, with Arab support for this process affirmed. Meanwhile, the discovery of a tunnel in the Rweisat area raises questions about its purpose and its possible connection to Hezbollah. The overarching message centers on the state's defense of its sovereignty, the preservation of security, and confronted attempts at threats and escalation by militias.

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