“Lebanon Debate”
Hours before the Israeli raids that targeted the town of Arabsalim yesterday, Sunday, information circulated about a dispute occurring between members of Hezbollah and the Amal Movement, which raised questions about its background and whether it reflects tension between the two parties.
However, information from “Lebanon Debate” confirmed that the incident was not an organizational problem between the party and the movement, but rather began against the backdrop of movements that raised the suspicions of a number of the townspeople.
In the details, one of the people affiliated with “Hezbollah,” who was from outside Arabsalim, was making movements that the residents described as “suspicious,” which prompted some of them to inquire about the reason for his presence and movement in the area, especially in light of the continuous flight of Israeli drones and the state of anxiety controlling the population.
The discussion quickly became heated and developed into a problem, during which one person was shot in the foot, simultaneously with gunfire in the air, which led to a rise in tensions in the town.
Immediately, a joint security committee from Hezbollah and the Amal Movement intervened and worked to contain the incident, control the situation, and prevent its escalation.
According to information, a cautious calm prevails in Arabsalim amid an unstable security atmosphere, especially since the percentage of residents currently residing there does not exceed about 15 to 20% of its residents, after the majority left as a result of the escalation and Israeli raids.
The data confirm that what happened was an individual problem that was contained, and not a confrontation between Hezbollah and the Amal Movement as was rumored, at a time when Arabsalim and the surrounding villages are living under the weight of the Israeli escalation and fears of renewed targeting.
