From Bashir's vision to Lebanon's crisis: Is closure imminent

The article reflects on 44 years since the assassination of President Bashir Gemayel in 1982, and his ongoing dream of Lebanon becoming an independent sovereign state free from zones of conflict. This is envisioned through rebuilding national institutions, restoring the authority of the armed state, and minimizing regional interventions. It emphasizes the need to implement Security Council decisions regarding the monopolization of weapons by the state, achieve political and military unity, and capitalize on current regional and international opportunities to move Lebanon from the cycle of conflict to a state with independent decision-making. The article underscores that sovereignty is not merely declared through slogans but requires practical measures and robust foundations, so that Lebanon can become a homeland that truly achieves its independence and regains its role as a fully sovereign state.

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