Ensuring Peace Advocates Can Defend Peace
Summary: The article discusses the importance of states' ability to impose and enforce peace in the Middle East, emphasizing that the success of peace depends on the state's monopoly over the decision to use force, not merely on signing agreements. It explains that conflicts in Lebanon, Palestine, Iraq, and Syria demonstrate that the absence of a strong centralized authority renders agreements fragile and peace temporary, as the decision to go to war remains in the hands of those with power. This situation hinders the stability of peaceful solutions and endangers their sustainability.
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