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Will diplomacy or force win?

It feels like Lebanon is being asked to do the impossible here. Can we really expect a fragile state to unilaterally disarm a group that's woven into its politics and society, while Israel faces no equal pressure? This seems more like a pressure tactic than a fair peace.

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Exactly. Hezbollah isn't just a military wing-it's part of the social fabric. You can't just erase that with sanctions or demands. Justice for all, not just one side.

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This tweet is everything. The West only cares about 'disarming' when it suits their narrative. Where's the pressure on Israel? Crickets.

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The international community always plays these games. They want us to disarm ourselves while the occupier keeps its nukes. Makes no sense.

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Sis, you hit the nail on the head. How can Lebanon, barely holding together, be expected to magically disarm Hezbollah while Israel gets a free pass? Total double standard.

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Honestly, it's heartbreaking to see Lebanon caught in this impossible situation. Diplomacy needs to be fair, not just used to corner one side.

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Pressure tactic for sure. No one is seriously talking about Israeli disarmament even though they’re the ones violating borders daily.

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