South visits don't halt attacks

The article discusses the situation in South Lebanon, where superficial visits and official celebrations without genuine measures are seen as challenges to the state's sovereignty and signs of a trust crisis between institutions and political parties. It focuses on Prime Minister Nohad Machnouk's visit to the south and his emphasis on the importance of restoring the state's sovereignty through building a strong and unified army, as well as the need to strengthen economic and social sovereignty. Conversely, Hezbollah responds to the U.S. designation of it as a terrorist organization, considering that this aims to entangle Lebanon in internal turmoil and shift the confrontation with Israel onto another path. Meanwhile, Israeli escalation continues in the region, with airstrikes in Tal al-Taher and Kafar Rumman, amid ongoing military tensions on the ground. The article highlights the security and political challenges facing Lebanon and emphasizes the necessity of genuine steps to establish sovereignty, stop regional interference, and activate the state's role in the south.

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