It is a fact that while Hezbollah's paid agents in parliament and the deep state, the agents of the Iranian ambassador and his IRGC 'trainers' in Lebanon still seem to think they call the shots in Lebanon and can bully the Lebanese state and its people they are clearly desperate.
Begging for their explosives back is not the behavior of a formidable, Iranian militia proxy able to make life and death decisions for everybody else. It is the behavior of a lost, corrupt, and bankrupt criminal organization.
It is time to end the charade. Hezbollah has been trying to incite civil war since the Trilateral Framework Agreement was signed in June. No one has answered the call. It is an empty threat.
They are trying to intimidate everyone who seeks a different Lebanon than one dominated by Hezbollah, one that is stable, living in sovereign control of its land and at peace with its neighbors.
There is a good chance that these captured explosives were destined for use against advocates of peace and state sovereignty, not for combatants in south Lebanon. Because Hezbollah knows its real enemy isn't Israel; its real enemy is a Lebanese alternative of peace and a state.
My message to you President Aoun and with all due respect. Please don't take this personally as you usually do.
Expel the Iranian ambassador and his IRGC comrades on the spot.
Deny Iranian financing to Hezbollah whatever it takes.
Remove the Lebanon's Israel Boycott Law. This antiquated law of June 1955 is clearly the stumbling block that needs to be crushed if you ever have to have normal relations between the 2 countries and restore confidence and stability in Lebanon.
Enforce that the militia hand over its weapons immediately. There wont be any civil war with the Army interfering. All propaganda that only serves the enemy.
Seek outside support if you still can't. Hezbollah and Iranian influence over Lebanon has got to stop no matter what.
Stop listening to Nabih Berri and your incompetent and corrupt advisors. Take a firm stand once and for all. Lets not repeat the same mistake as with Amin Gemayel back in 1983 wanting to please all and ending up taking Lebanon nowhere but to a path of dismay and terrorism.
Recent opinion polling has shown how far support for Hezbollah has evaporated even in its own community.
If you can’t do any of the above just resign and find yourself another job.
Enough is enough.