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- Hezbollah made its first courtroom appearance in years and received a ten-dollar fine, showing limited impact of Lebanon’s crackdown.
- Three fighters were tried in a Beirut military court for transporting unlicensed weapons, fined nine-hundred-thousand pounds and convicted of a misdemeanor.
- Prime Minister Nawaf Salam outlawed Hezbollah’s military wing and demanded surrender of arms during the Israel-Lebanon conflict.
- Justice Minister Adel Nassar said there has been change despite few arrests.
