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The Israeli move at the UN Security Council came after the UN Secretary General António Guterres’s quarterly report, which focused on the implementation of UN Resolution 1701, which came into effect after the Second War. of Lebanon in 2006, according to the Jerusalem Post.
Serious violations
Among the original conditions of the decision is “the disarmament of all armed groups in Lebanon, so that there are no weapons or authority in Lebanon other than the weapons and authority of the Lebanese state, according to the Cabinet Resolution issued on 27 February. July 2006 “.
Guterres’ report indicated serious violations of Hezbollah’s decision, which the report says is driving military build-up in southern Lebanon.
Guterres continues to urge the Lebanese government to allow the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) full access to all areas of southern Lebanon, including the tunnels established by the party and discovered by the Israeli army two years ago. years.
Human shields
The message from the Israeli ambassador, Erdan, indicated the need to disarm Hezbollah and prevent it from “using human shields to protect its arsenal, which includes more than 130,000 missiles.”
Erdan attached his message to all members of the Security Council, with a map prepared by the IDF identifying Hezbollah’s tunnel areas, the sites from which the attacks on Israel were taking place, and the observation points of “Green without Borders”, the non-governmental organization believed to be a Hezbollah front established to work near the border and gather intelligence on the Israeli army.
Erdan’s letter concluded that “the Security Council must immediately declare Hezbollah a terrorist organization and prevent it from obtaining direct or indirect assistance.”
