According to France24.com, the plan to disarm Hezbollah has been a contentious issue within the Lebanese political landscape, with various factions holding differing views on the necessity and feasibility of such an action. Hezbollah, which is supported by Iran, has been a powerful entity in Lebanon, wielding significant military and political influence.

The decision to proceed with disarming Hezbollah is expected to spark controversy and resistance, both from the group itself and from those who support its role in Lebanon’s defense strategy. The Lebanese government, however, appears committed to its course of action, citing a need to consolidate military power within the official armed forces and reduce the influence of external actors in national affairs.