Your Hand Over Mount Lebanon

The article focused on the protection of the historic communal lands of Mount Lebanon, which represent a genuine historical and popular right. It addressed administrative and legal attempts by certain authorities and individuals to restrict or seize these lands by the state, sparking widespread popular and legal protests. In 2026, the Minister of Finance issued passports and decisions attempting to register properties not surveyed and registered in the name of the state. The local residents considered these measures illegal and a violation of their historical ownership. As a result, a judicial decision was issued by the State Council to suspend enforcement, following a legal appeal filed by a deputy from the region. This ruling is seen as a victory for the property and land rights of the villagers, emphasizing the importance of preserving the region’s Christian identity and historical roots. It also marks a crucial step in preventing any infringement upon the communal lands of Mount Lebanon and reaffirms the legal and historical rights of the local residents to their lands.

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