Is the ruling a matter of abstention
The article discusses the political situation in Lebanon, highlighting the failure of successive governments to manage the country due to the influence of prevailing forces, whether under Syrian dominance or Hezbollah's influence. It pointed out that the recent Lebanese-Israeli negotiations, sponsored by the United States, may or may not succeed, but the biggest challenge remains the unity of the Lebanese people and the consolidation of their national authority. The article also reviewed the history of the interplay between authority and opposition, and the lack of independent decision-making in many situations, emphasizing that internal tensions and conflicts have led to the breakdown of the government's ability to make effective decisions, leaving deep gaps caused by wars and regional conflicts.
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