Decentralization and Sovereignty Limits
The article indicates that the core problem in Lebanon lies in excessive centralization of power, which allows control over the country's main lever in Beirut to lead to the plundering of its resources and the destruction of its sovereignty. It explains that control of the capital and the ruling coalition grant its leaders the ability to oversee financial resources and services, with Hezbollah using force and violence, while other parties exploit the political system to evade institutions and turn them into sectarian fiefs and party interests. The article emphasizes that the solution requires breaking the centralization and reducing the influence of central authority, as traditional compromises are insufficient to halt endemic corruption and the dismantling of national sovereignty.
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