What does the Hezbollah disarmament campaign mean in Lebanon for Gaza?

The American “National Interest” website stated that “in the end of August, the Lebanese army began collecting weapons from Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon. The initiative came in the wake of an agreement between the Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and the President of the Republic, General Joseph Aoun. The agreement enables the army to collect weapons from armed groups and secure all weapons in Lebanon in the possession of the state. For broader regional stability, it may also provide a lesson for how to disarm Ham SA in Gaza.
According to the site, “As in all countries, the government seeks to monopolize the legitimate use of power within its territory. The real goal in Lebanon is not merely collecting weapons from the armed Palestinian groups, but rather the disarmament of the Hezbollah -backed by Iran. The future. ”The site continued,“ The current challenges facing Lebanon are a direct result of the civil war that erupted in 1975 and continued until 1990. After the war ended, most of the armed militias were supposed to throw their weapons, but Hizbullah increased significantly. To attack Israel and work in other countries. Hizbullah weakened in 2024 after weeks of violent fighting with Israel. Important because the government enables the collection of weapons from the Palestinian factions peacefully. Palestinian weapons from Lebanon. ”The process of disarmament in the camps in southern Lebanon, which is inhabited by Palestinian refugees who fled to these areas in 1948 during the first Arab -Israeli war.” According to the site, “Lebanon’s initiative may contribute to preparing the way for other changes in the region. Israel has been fighting a war for twenty -two months in Gaza against Ham. Hama, the hostage to their homes, and the displacement of the movement from the ruling authority in Gaza. It remains from the rule of Ham, a quarter of the area of ​​the Strip. The region seeks to end the emergence of the armed non -governmental actors, and to restore the state’s monopoly to use force.