Hezbollah Rejects Lebanon's Disarmament Plan, Calls it 'Pro-Israel'

• Hezbollah rejects Lebanon's four-month disarmament timeline, labeling it as serving Israeli interests.
• The Lebanese cabinet initiated a plan in August 2025 to bring all non-state weapons under state control, targeting Hezbollah after its 2024 war with Israel.
• Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem stated that prioritizing disarmament is a "major mistake" that aids "Israeli aggression."
• Information Minister Paul Morcos announced a four-month timeline for the army to advance the disarmament plan, focusing on areas north of the Litani River.
• Shi'ite ministers walked out of the cabinet session in protest, highlighting deep political divisions over the disarmament issue.