Homeland Built by Its Children

The article discusses the current situation in the Levant region, where political borders are gradually transforming into borders within the minds and societies of the region's peoples. It highlights the escalating challenges that threaten identity and national unity. The piece explains that external interventions, which began with the Sykes-Picot Agreement, continue to play a role in dividing the area. However, the deeper issue today lies in internal weaknesses, marked by widespread corruption, sectarianism, and divisions that hinder the construction of a genuine state. It emphasizes that the fragility of national institutions and the repercussions of internal conflicts have opened the door for external exploitation of the region through economic and political influence. The solution, according to the article, lies in the capacity of communities to build a homeland that provides a decent life and safeguards sovereignty—not merely redrawing borders or managing external conflicts.

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