Egyptian: Ending the conflict starts with rebuilding

The article indicates that Lebanon is currently experiencing a state of "unfinished war" despite a fragile ceasefire, as Israeli military presence remains on Lebanese territory and weapons outside state control persist, threatening the country's stability. Former Bar Association President Fadi Masri emphasized the importance of both internal and international efforts to reaffirm Lebanese sovereignty, underscoring the need to restore the concept of the state and its institutions, and to develop a clear action plan to address ongoing crises. He called for the formation of a think tank that gathers the country's elite to envision Lebanon's future, stressing that a solution requires a clear future vision, steps toward implementing reforms, and restoring sovereignty over all Lebanese lands—particularly amid security challenges, including the issue of ammonium nitrate and the dangers posed by illegal storage facilities. Achieving justice and bearing responsibility are also crucial. The article concludes by reaffirming that restoring the Lebanese state and entity necessitates a comprehensive economic and financial plan rooted in strong institutions and sovereignty, with an emphasis on renewing national thought and cooperating with the international community.

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