Lebanese Government Under Scrutiny

The article discusses the Lebanese Parliament session scheduled for September 15 and 16, 2025, aimed at questioning and holding the government accountable. It is expected to be marked by sharp confrontations between supporters of the Lebanese-Israeli Framework Agreement, brokered by the United States, and opponents of the US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding, particularly regarding the importance of controlling the sites of "Ali Taher," which are occupied by Israel. The parliamentary questioning session is seen as an opportunity to discuss the reasons behind Hezbollah's lack of intervention to prevent the Israeli occupation of the hills, as well as internal tensions within the party caused by Iran's insufficient support for fighters there—factors that could potentially limit the escalation of the political crisis. Additionally, the session will focus on the challenging living conditions faced by citizens, including rising prices and the implications of MPs' stances on protests and the ongoing economic crisis. However, there is little expectation of significant changes to the government's fate given the current balance of power.

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