Row over Hezbollah disarmament plan
Lebanon’s Information Minister Paul Morcos says the country’s military will begin implementing its plan to disarm Hezbollah, but in accordance with the available capabilities, which are limited in terms of logistics, material, and human resources.
He said the cabinet has decided to keep the details of the plan "secret," but any progress in implementing the plan of the American envoy hinges on the commitment of the Israeli regime to the ceasefire agreement with Lebanon.
The statement was issued following a government session discussing the matter on Friday, in which all Amal and Hezbollah ministers walked out in protest. That and more on tonight's Spotlight.
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