Accountability sessions: Genuine efforts or token gestures

The article discusses the parliamentary questioning sessions in the Lebanese House of Representatives and explains how these sessions are sometimes used as a means of political pressure rather than as effective oversight tools, especially amid increasing political and security divisions in the country. It emphasizes that these sessions should be fair and transparent to genuinely reflect the interests of the Lebanese people. The article raises important questions about the losses in the south, the confrontations with Israel, and the impact of ongoing hostility. It also criticizes the use of these sessions as tools for intimidation or politicization, which hampers government work and deepens divisions—particularly as the state aims to regain control over decision-making related to war and peace and to limit the arms to the authority of the state.

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