Southern Golan revisited Shiite fears and Lebanon's divisions

The article discusses the risks of the Israeli project's plan to annex or establish a permanent buffer zone in southern Lebanon. It emphasizes that Israel's potential intention to control the south unofficially through buffer zones and the displacement of villages poses a serious threat to Lebanon's unity and sovereignty. It confirms that this scenario is more dangerous than formal annexation because it does not provoke strong international reactions and endangers Lebanon's security and stability. Notably, southern Lebanon is home to diverse communities, including Christians, Druze, and Sunnis, not just Shia Muslims. The article calls for a unified national stance that rejects occupation, advocates for the deployment of the Lebanese army, the stabilization of borders, and international and Arab guarantees to reinforce sovereignty. It stresses that true protection of the south must come through the state and national partnership, not through sectarian entities or external actors, in order to preserve Lebanon's unity and stability.

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