A recent poll conducted by the International Information Company in Lebanon reveals a complex sentiment among Lebanese civilians regarding peace with Israel and the disarmament of Hezbollah. The survey, which included 2,000 respondents from various sects, found that 84% of Druze, 77% of Maronites, and 72% of Orthodox Christians support a peace agreement with Israel. However, support is significantly lower among the Muslim population, with only 52% of Sunnis in favor and a mere 8% of Shi'ites agreeing with the proposal. Despite a desire for peace, 59% of respondents oppose normalizing relations with Israel, particularly among Shi'ites (94%) and Sunnis (74%). Furthermore, 58% of those surveyed support disarming Hezbollah, although 88% of Shi'ites oppose this action. The poll also indicates that opinions on blame for the recent conflict are evenly split, with 32.9% attributing responsibility to Israel and 32.8% to Hezbollah. A significant 64.5% believe Israel's military actions are driven by ambitions to control Lebanon's resources, suggesting deep-seated concerns about regional stability.