Arabsalim and Al-nmayriyeh have had enough Hezbollah’s arms clash with its base

Tensions erupted in Arabsalim and Al-Nmayriyeh over Hezbollah-linked activity in residential areas, exposing a growing dispute between those keeping weapons among homes and residents refusing to turn their villages into military zones and potential Israeli targets.

In Arabsalim, reports cited objections to weapons being moved between homes before tensions escalated into gunfire. In Al-Nmayriyeh, residents reportedly opposed a Hezbollah-linked group attempting to position itself inside a house, forcing it to leave.

The incidents reveal a deeper problem: placing weapons and fighters in residential areas puts entire neighborhoods at risk. Residents are demanding a basic right—that their homes remain homes, not weapons depots or military positions