State confronts a crucial test on power

Lebanon is currently experiencing escalations in political and security tensions. It is now well known that Hezbollah's management of its affairs relies on imposing facts through force rather than adhering to the constitution and laws. Amid internal and regional changes, attempts to distort the truth or justify practices that conflict with state institutions have increased—methods that no longer gain acceptance within the domestic environment. The presidents of the republic and the government, Jozef Maalouf and Naufal Salam, adopted a calm dialogue approach with Hezbollah, believing that a rational approach could help bring the party back within the framework of the state. However, this approach has been met with campaigns of vilification and accusations, increasing the gravity of the situation. Recently, lists have circulated accusing public figures of treason—an act that threatens civil peace, especially given Lebanon’s history of assassinations and incitement before major crises. The report emphasizes that continued silence and superficial handling could threaten the authority and dignity of the state. It calls for political and practical steps to restore its credibility and reinforce the authority of institutions—particularly in light of Lebanon’s declining international image and the divisions that threaten national unity. There is an urgent need to confront the logic of vilification and pressure that hinder institutional work.

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