Lebanese Forces on State Concessions

The article discusses the situation of the Al-Tahhar Hill and its impact on the stance of the Lebanese party and state within the context of the conflict with Israel. It indicates that the party prefers to hand over the hill to Israel rather than to the Lebanese army, reflecting a decline in the party’s morale and political standing, and weakening Lebanon’s control over the area. Additionally, the decline continues in the state's efforts to enforce its sovereignty and monopolize weapons, despite ongoing external support for building its institutions. However, challenges are mounting due to Israeli escalation and the worrying wait for the next round of US-Iranian negotiations, which could exacerbate Lebanon’s security and political crises. Observers warn of the dangers of adopting a long-term, lax policy, which may lead to greater depletion of the Lebanese state and an increase in Israeli control over key areas, posing a serious security and strategic threat.

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