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Hezbollah's bloc voted against abolishing the death penalty, highlighting differing political and ideological views within Lebanon's parliament. Such opposition often stems from various factors, including religious interpretations, traditional beliefs about justice, or political strategy. Despite their opposition, the measure still passed with majority support.
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