Ministers from the Lebanese political coalition known as the "Shia duo," comprising Hezbollah and Amal, are reportedly considering resigning from the Lebanese government. This development comes amid escalating tensions over governance issues and disarmament discussions.
Sources indicate that the ministers are evaluating their positions following a series of contentious meetings that have failed to yield a consensus on key policy matters. The potential resignation could significantly impact the fragile political landscape in Lebanon, which has been grappling with economic turmoil and social unrest.
This situation follows a recent walkout by Hezbollah and Amal ministers during disarmament talks, further straining their relationship with the government. The ministers" dissatisfaction stems from a perceived lack of support for their initiatives and growing frustration with the current administration"s handling of the crisis.
If the ministers decide to resign, it could lead to a governmental shake-up and potentially delay critical reforms needed to address Lebanon"s ongoing economic challenges. As previously reported, the political climate remains highly volatile, and any changes within the cabinet could exacerbate existing tensions among various factions in the country.
