Endless conflict and elusive peace

The article indicates that the Middle East is experiencing a state of stagnation in conflicts and disputes, where there is no definitive resolution to wars nor a stable peace capable of establishing reassurance. The intractable nature of the ongoing wars results in temporary ceasefires, while settlements remain unsustainable, and the risks threatening security of navigation and energy continue to escalate. Lebanon serves as a clear example of this situation, as conflicts and security and political crises persist. Although there are more channels of dialogue than in the past, the absence of conditions for achieving lasting stability turns the region into a continuous management of conflict rather than a permanent resolution. The article concludes that a solution requires settlements that go beyond merely managing the conflict to addressing its root causes, which currently seems unattainable. This leaves Lebanon—and possibly the entire region—vulnerable to further open-ended disputes, with limited prospects for exiting the current deadlock.

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