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Lebanon’s parliament delayed elections by two years due to war with Israel and Hezbollah, citing security threats and mass displacement.
Lebanon’s parliament extended its mandate by two years on March 9, 2026, citing ongoing conflict with Israel and Hezbollah as the reason for postponing the May 2026 parliamentary elections.
The vote passed 76-41, with four abstentions, as Israeli airstrikes and ground operations intensified in southern Lebanon and Beirut’s southern suburbs.
The violence, triggered by Hezbollah’s attacks following the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader, has displaced over half a million people and disrupted governance.
Human Rights Watch accused Israel of using white phosphorus in residential areas, a potential violation of international law, though Israel denies targeting civilians.
The Lebanese government declared Hezbollah’s military activities illegal and detained members, who were later released on bail.
The decision reflects deep political divisions and instability amid regional turmoil.
El parlamento libanés retrasó las elecciones en dos años debido a la guerra con Israel y Hezbolá, citando amenazas a la seguridad y desplazamientos masivos.