Military
Are Hezbollah's weapons moving to the Lebanese state — taken by the army, set on a cabinet timetable or conceded by Hezbollah's leadership?
Evidence, no observable met. On 30 October the government commissioner to the Military Court charged 13 people over the Dahr al-Baidar explosives, two in custody and eleven in absentia (state news agency, via Naharnet); MTV named two as Hezbollah security officials. A judicial charge is not a cabinet timetable, phase, army report or reversal, no army takeover of Hezbollah weapons was reported, and no named Hezbollah official accepted a transfer.
Brief itemLebanon's Military Court prosecutor charges 13 people over the seized explosives, eleven of them in absentia, and the case stays out of the Judicial Council