Negotiate for ourselves, not at our cost

The article primarily evaluates the recent agreement between Lebanon and Israel in terms of its impact on the cohesion of Lebanese society, as well as its connection to external and internal contexts. It emphasizes that discussions about the agreement often focus on its clauses, especially the one denying Lebanon the right to sue Israel. However, the true issue is that the agreement reflects external influences and interactions, not solely internal positions. The article warns that relying on external actors to achieve internal gains threatens the unity of Lebanese society. It stresses the necessity of mobilizing internal military, economic, and political resources to confront these challenges through countermeasures such as mandatory conscription, financing arms supplies, and transforming the state into an inclusive civil system. Furthermore, it clarifies that the core problem lies in the weak internal cohesion and lack of unified national stance. The solution begins with strengthening internal resilience to face external threats, rather than repeating policies that fuel divisions and sectarianism.

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