Show Compassion for the Fatigued
The Lebanese society is suffering from a state of mental and physical exhaustion resulting from years of ongoing crises and wars, leading to a decline in trust in the state and citizens withdrawing from public life. Nevertheless, there are signs of extraordinary resilience among the Lebanese, as some remain connected to their country despite marginalization and continuous losses, with migration waves persisting, especially among young people. Researchers and psychologists emphasize that the crisis risks trapping society in a state of resignation and retreat, with weakened trust in the state and a lack of safety elements, which exacerbates psychological and social conditions, leading to increased cases of depression, anxiety, and other disorders. The proposed solutions include reforming the electoral system and reconstructing the state through citizen participation, along with Arab and international support, to save what remains of Lebanese society from collapse.
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