States at a Crossroads Between Collapse and Occupation Demands

The article addresses the existential crisis facing Lebanese national security, demonstrating that its concept suffers from a deep-rooted flaw even before any external threat arises. This flaw results from internal divisions and intertwined interests of political parties and sects, compounded by regional and international influences. It emphasizes that the intertwining of identity and sectarian conflicts hinders the construction of a unified national state and reinforces external control over internal decision-making. The article suggests that a solution requires reforming the system's structure, establishing an independent civilian state, transforming narratives of coexistence into a genuine national project, and building political leadership that prioritizes the nation's interest above sectarian or external considerations. Such measures are necessary to ensure genuine national security in Lebanon.

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