Bashir Departed but State Unknown

The article focuses on the anniversary of Bashir Gemayel's assassination on September 14, 1982. It reviews his political project, which aimed to build a strong and sovereign state in Lebanon, characterized by effective institutions, a unified army, national consensus, and respect for pluralism. It explains that Bashir didn’t govern for long, but he left behind the idea of the state, which revolves around restoring sovereignty, national decision-making, security, and freedom for citizens. Although he was assassinated three weeks after his election, his legacy remains present as a symbol of the national project—one that continues to address current challenges. The article emphasizes the need to turn the dream of sovereignty and stability into reality through strong institutions and independent decision-making.

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