Elyéo Maalouf on a reluctant state

The article discusses the political crisis in Lebanon and its capacity to function truly as a state under current circumstances. It points out that Lebanon faces a historic opportunity to rebuild its political and security institutions amid regional and international support. However, the state exhibits hesitation and an inability to implement its fundamental decisions, such as disarming Hezbollah and Palestinian militants, and expelling the Iranian ambassador, despite widespread popular and international backing. The article emphasizes that the ability to impose sovereignty and establish a monopoly on weaponry requires the execution of official decisions, and that hesitation or procrastination in implementing these reflects a lack of genuine intent to build the state. It highlights that this current phase is a crucial moment to prove that Lebanon can leverage its support to achieve sovereignty and stability; if it fails, history will not be forgiving.

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