Hezbollah has issued a stark warning to Lebanon's government, stating that the country 'will have no life' if authorities attempt to confront or disarm the group. The government recently tasked the army with restricting weapons to state security forces, a move that has angered Hezbollah, which insists it will not disarm until Israeli attacks and occupation in southern Lebanon end. Leader Naim Qassem accused the government of following foreign orders and suggested that such actions could lead to civil war and widespread unrest. Despite the tension, Qassem indicated that Hezbollah and its ally Amal are holding off on street protests for now, leaving room for political dialogue and negotiation.