Forces Exit Government Without Resigning

The article discusses the Lebanese Forces' decision to suspend Minister Joe Salameh's attendance at Cabinet sessions in protest against the government's failure to address the electricity crisis. This step raises questions about the concept of government partnership and the responsibility of ministers. The article emphasizes that participating in governance requires bearing responsibility and making decisions, not just protesting or withdrawing, especially considering that the ministry is an institution of the state, not a partisan platform. It points out that this action reflects a disagreement over how authority is exercised and the rights of opposition, noting that the Forces' commitment to or exit from the government indicates their stance regarding their responsibility toward the crisis. Furthermore, the success of the minister depends on presenting clear plans and holding accountable those obstructing solutions, not merely withdrawing from sessions.

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