CITY, State (Fox News) — Lawmakers and witnesses discussed the "historic" opportunity to weaken Hezbollah and restore Lebanese state sovereignty during a House Foreign Affairs Middle East and North Africa Subcommittee hearing.

Key Facts:

• Chairman Mike Lawler stated that Lebanon is at a crossroads with a chance to break free from Iran’s influence.
• Rep. Brad Sherman criticized current U.S. policy and warned of Hezbollah rebuilding.
• Witnesses highlighted slow disarmament progress and the need for economic reform.
• Calls were made for renewed sanctions against corrupt Lebanese officials obstructing reform efforts.
  

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  1. – Commuters pass by a billboard in Lebanon signaling a new era.
  2. – Hezbollah rally in solidarity with Iran and Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
  3. – Hezbollah members salute fallen comrades in south Lebanon.
     

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  Overall, the hearing highlighted the critical need for action to weaken Hezbollah, ensure Lebanese sovereignty, and promote economic reform in Lebanon.