At the exact moment Israeli fighter jets are violating Lebanese airspace—flying over Beirut, its suburbs, and various regions in a provocative military drill—President Michel Aoun chooses to speak about
"the state machinery taking off" and the "exclusivity of weapons"!
Strategic Blindness: How can one talk about state sovereignty and weapon exclusivity when Lebanese skies are completely defenseless against enemy aircraft, and while parliamentary sources warn of a highly critical 48 hours and a potential explosion on the southern front?
Suspicious Timing: Raising the issue of disarming the Resistance under the guise of "state monopoly on arms" at this specific juncture serves nothing but foreign pressure, providing free political cover for ongoing Israeli violations.
The Harsh Reality: The Resistance's arsenal is not an alternative to the state; rather, it is the state's total inability to protect its own airspace that makes this weapon an absolute necessity to deter Israeli aggression.