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LebanonLebanese Cabinet Boycott Over Hezbollah Explosives Case
Several Lebanese ministers are boycotting a cabinet meeting due to delays in referring Hezbollah to the Judicial Council over explosives found in Beirut.
Background
Lebanon's political landscape is often marked by deep divisions and sectarian power-sharing. Hezbollah, a powerful political and military group, frequently plays a central role in these dynamics. Accountability for various incidents often becomes a point of contention among different factions, impacting government stability.
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Hezbollah Explosives Case Leads to Cabinet Boycott
First report 7h agoLast update 5h agoMinisters are boycotting a cabinet meeting in protest of the government's delay in addressing the Hezbollah explosives case.
Hezbollah has acknowledged ownership of the explosives but claims they were intended for a different purpose.
Some argue that Hezbollah's weapons should not be used as a scapegoat for all of Lebanon's crises.
Lebanon's Cabinet Boycott Over Hezbollah Explosives Case
First report 5h agoLast update 5h agoMinisters are boycotting a cabinet meeting to protest the delay in addressing the Hezbollah explosives case.
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