Hezbollah et Amal exclus des zones de sécurité de l'aéroport de Beyrouth au milieu d'accusations de partialité anti-chiite
De nouvelles restrictions d'accès aux systèmes radar de l'aéroport de Beyrouth ont conduit des figures du Hezbollah et d'Amal à accuser le chef de la sécurité Fadi Kfoury de préjugés anti-chiites
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A security dispute at Beirut's airport has escalated into a sectarian political confrontation. By barring Hezbollah and Amal from radar zones, security chief Fadi Kfoury has drawn accusations of anti-Shi'ite bias from the two powerful Shi'ite factions. The move tests whether Lebanon's state institutions can assert operational independence without triggering a crisis with armed groups that have long held sway over key infrastructure.