Government faces tough choices amid Berri's call

The article discussed Speaker Nabih Berri's call for a parliamentary session to question the government, noting that its timing is no coincidence and comes amid escalating political divisions between the Shiite duo and the presidency and government over the Lebanese-Israeli negotiations, the issue of displaced persons, the government's failure to respond to attacks on the south, and growing public anger towards the economic, social, and overall performance of the government. It also highlighted cracks within the government house, particularly following the sidelining of Foreign Minister Yusuf Raji, while the government relies on external support from the United States and Saudi Arabia to extend its stay. Additionally, there is pressure from street protests and threats from certain parties to overthrow the government or correct its performance. Ultimately, the report clarifies that the government depends heavily on foreign backing and faces internal and external pressures, while waves of protests and popular criticism threaten its stability.

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